What we do

 Working with the community: We run a quarterly trainer drive, where the local community donate unwanted, quality and clean footwear. After vetting the footwear we distribute them to the local homeless population. This raises awareness of chronic homelessness and brings the community together to support those in need.  

We are partnered up with Enfield Council to support victims fleeing domestic violence.

How it works: when an individual has been urgently rehoused they may have zero/low income and struggle to make a fresh start away from their abuser. To support their transition into independent living, we provide relevant home starter kits. The council refer people in need of our charity and we make sure they are provided with household goods and services.

100 stationary sets donated to 100 vulnerable pupils at Columbia primary school.

With most children heading back to school after months in lockdown, a new set of stationary is pretty much what most children will have. We partnered up 'Family Law Associates' to put together 100 stationary sets to less fortunate pupils who may of been without.

www.familylawassociates.co.uk

What’s included: All weather backpack, hat, gloves, first aid kit, hand lotion, wet wipes, fleece, refillable bottle of water, nail clippers,

Why: These simple items can improve the day to day quality of life for rough sleepers.

Find out more about rough sleeper support

  Homelessness is rising, the housing crisis is the greatest challenge facing London today.

By working with a network of businesses and sponsors across London, we make sure that we get the most out of our funding and donations. By engaging with different members of the community, we can pool resources and make a joint effort to improve the lives of those effected by homelessness. .

In conjunction with local food banks and shops we are able to provide packs of food essentials to the people we support. For example, someone who is re-housed due to domestic or gang violence, is unable to go to a food bank freely without fear. During the Covid-19 pandemic we have developed our services so that we can provide emergency food staples to vulnerable people, on low incomes, who may be susceptible to complications.

 Self isolating, keeping clean, washing our hands and making sure we have enough food is not an option for everyone. During the pandemic we have extended our services to support those who need extra help.
Your contributions will help provide a homeless person with a care kit which includes a backpacks filled with hand sanitisers, face mask, gloves,first aid kit, socks, hand lotion,wet wipes,fleece,  a refillable bottle and some food . Key-workers will receive items such as face masks, hand sanitiser, hand cream, wet wipes and a healthy ready meals.
To help support our Covid-19 response check out our Go Fund Me page.

Homeless people are highly susceptible to the Covid-19 virus. Unlike the average person, they cannot self isolate, and they do not always have the means to keep themselves clean. They are are in direct contact with the public every single day. Homeless people often have other underlying health concerns and it is vital that they get the support they need at this time. We have put together Covid-19 support kits, for more info check out this page.

showing our to support to London firefighters who drove ambulances and give emergency first-aid, as the service stepped to help paramedics in the fight against coronavirus