Support from Street to Home

“We have seen a 50% increase in client numbers in the last 12 months. Many new people are coming to us for food generally and breakfast support / food for the day. Our clients are sleeping rough or in tents, cars, or caravans. It’s food support that’s needed”

“The number of people who are homeless is growing, this is particularly apparent for women and children fleeing domestic violence. Our new transitional house just opened to welcome our first clients. They are both young, pregnant women who have been sleeping rough after fleeing domestic violence.”

“Access to brokerage (small amounts of money that can be used to help people catch up with rent or pay other small expenses) can be the difference between eviction and keeping a roof over our clients’ heads.”