Emmaus Preston supports formerly homeless people by giving them a home, meaningful work in a social enterprise and an opportunity to get back on their feet again. For many people who experience homelessness, one of the biggest obstacles they must overcome is a loss of self-esteem. Emmaus provides an opportunity to regain this, with a chance to make a real contribution to their community. Emmaus communities are not hostels for the homeless; they provide a home for as long as someone needs it. For many, this support and stability is like the family they don’t have, providing a safe environment in which to settle and rebuild their lives. Often this is an opportunity to overcome issues such as addiction, get support with mental health issues or rebuild relationships with estranged family. Social enterprise is central to the Emmaus model as it provides meaningful work for companions but also generates funding to maintain communities. Companions living in Emmaus communities are expected to sign off all benefits, with the exception of housing benefit which is used to help support the community. The rest of the funding that is needed is generated through social enterprise and fundraising. Emmaus communities deliver a significant return on investment. Research shows that for every £1 invested in a community, there is an £11 social, environmental and economic return, with savings to the benefits bill, health services and a reduction in crime. Your support for us is invaluable and you will be making a real difference to someone formerly homelss life.
Young People's Support Foundation supports homeless young people age 14 to 25 and their children to live independently. YPSF provides advice, advocacy and support on housing, homelessness, welfare rights, family mediation, employment, training, education, and healthy living. http://www.ypsf.co.uk/
We provide a warm safe place to stay for young homeless people of the Bradford district and surrounding areas on a one night at a time basis, within the homes of volunteers. On over 7000 occasions we have offered a bed in one of our homes. It isn't posh, it isn't for long but it is safe and it is really appreciated...
Bridges offers services designed to help homeless and vulnerably housed people in Newham (and the surrounding area) to bridge the gap between ‘social exclusion’ and ‘mainstream society’.
St. Joseph's is a day centre and residential homes for severely disabled adults, situated in the pinewoods at Formby, north of Liverpool. So far the Friends have built a therapeutic pool, conservatory and multi-sensory rooms and gardens. We hope to undertake further projects as funds are raised.
Provision of travel and accommodation expenses for families resident on Islay and Jura who have children hospitalised on the mainland.
Norcare provides a range of support services and accommodation for vulnerable people aged 16 and over in the North East.
Emmaus enables formerly homeless people to rebuild their lives within a self-supporting Community. There are currently 24 communities in England and Wales; we are looking forward to opening Wales' first Emmaus Community in 2014!
St Cuthbert's is an open door day centre in Earls Court. The centre's main role is health promotion, preventative work and improving our client's quality of life. Older people, vulnerable, isolated, rough sleepers and homeless people with chaotic lifestyles all have somewhere to come during the day.
Residential ecumenical Christian community in Childswickham, Worcestershire
THE DIFFERENCE YOU’LL MAKE £1 buys a young person a tin opener something they may never have owned before and a step on the road to independence £10 provides a hot meal and a change of clothes homeless people often turn up with nothing more than the clothes on their back £20 provides support advice and guidance for any young person facing housing difficulties £30 helps a homeless person plan for their future a session with a key worker to assess their needs and create an action plan £40 provides vital counselling helping someone overcome traumas from their past £50 will support the work of a family mediation officer working on improving family relationships and helping young people in their own home £100 restores the dignity of a homeless person replacing lost documents such as birth certificates allowing them access to benefits and other services we all take for granted £1000 is the average cost to provide the support a homeless person needs the moment they engage with Burton YMCA to the moment they leave THANK YOU
Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.The Richmond Fellowship Scotland is a charity which supports over 2000 people across Scotland with a broad range of needs to live as independently as possible in their own homes and communities.
The Trinity Centre is a registered charity that was established in 1972 to provide education, recreation and support services for vulnerable people. Our specialist services include: Adult Education, Trinity Day Care Nursery, Trinity Children's Centre and Dost.
The Pembroke House Foundation supports Pembroke House School, Kenya with education construction projects, equipment, bursaries and scholarships.
Stichting IKONE is een stichting die zich inzet voor het verbeteren van de kwaliteit van leven van mensen met een levensbepalende chronische ziekte. Dit doen wij door vanuit ervaring en kennis projecten uit te voeren die de kwaliteit van zorg verbeteren. Help mee met een nieuw venster op zorg!
Noah's Ark's mission is to provide a ‘safe haven and place of hope’ for those who are hurting and lost. We provide this for anyone who needs it — wecounsel hundreds of people each year thanks to the dedicated and skilled people that are employed or volunteer at the Centre.
Craven Citizens Advice Bureau provides free, independent, confidential and impartial advice to everyone on their rights and responsibilities. It values diversity, promotes equality and challenges discrimination. It offers advice on issues including benefits, unemployment, home repossessions and debt thus ensuring that the most vulnerable are given appropriate advice and support.
Many who experience homelessness, loss of self-esteem is a major obstacle they must overcome. People who live in Emmaus communities carry out meaningful work in our social enterprises, making a real contribution. As well as a stable home, Emmaus provides a purpose & the chance to make a difference.
At the Jacaranda project, Bulembu, Swaziland, OHP Sisters care for thirty girls abused and at risk of HIV/AIDS. There are two houses with Swazi housemothers. A third house is planned. With HIV at around 45%, Jacaranda is a "safe house" . Girls move on to live independently but regard Jacaranda as "home".
OUTREACH TO THE HOMELESS GETTING PRISONERS TO BECOME BORN AGAIN, AND INFLUENCING THEM POSITIVELY FOR THEMSELVES AND THE COMMUNITY. MENTORING PROGRAMMES TO THE YOUNG ADULTS IN THE COMMUNITY
Our charity aims to help homeless people with emergency shelter and to access the professional services that can help to put their lives back together again.
openingdoors (north west) limited is a Warrington based registered Charity that aims to assist vulnerable and homeless people aged 16 years and over to improve their quality of life and support them to independent living. openingdoors provide a direct access accommodation unit for young people, a supported lodgings scheme whereby people in the community offer a room to a young person, an emergency night shelter for homeless people and a ‘drop in’ service which offers information and guidance to vulnerable, homeless people.
Mediation Dorset enables people in dispute to discuss their problems and reach a mutually acceptable solution with the support of (independent and impartial) qualified mediators. It does not charge for mediations referred by individuals and relies on charitable donations from a variety of sources.
Stonham provides housing, care and practical support for vulnerable people. Stoneham's work is about ensuring that disadvantaged people can live securely and independently. It works with single homeless people, people with mental health problems, young people leaving care, women and children escaping domestic violence, ex-offenders, refugees, vulnerable mothers and people with substance misuse problems.