COMMUNITY

We are partnered up with the 'Domestic abuse housing team' 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.

We brought our trainer drive to support St Mungo's with their homeless clients.

After two successful set ups at the St Mungos location we donated footwear and thermal's to a significant number of homeless people.

Our next outreach to ST Mungo's will be our mobile mission.

 Single Homeless Project (SHP) is a registered charity working to prevent homelessness and help vulnerable and socially excluded people in London to transform their lives.  

we have arranged to bring our mobile mission to SHP'S homeless clients.. 

providing them with 300 mobile phones with sim cards and chargers.

KEY BENIFITS - 

*GP contact

*emergency contacts 

* covid updates

* soup kitchen dates & locations

* outreach groups

*trainer drive

EVIE ROSE "It’s so great to see Adrian at hearts and helpers leading work for domestic violence survivors. He is the first man I’ve come across working in this field and I believe it’s really important that more men start leading this kind of work. Women have been doing this kind of work for years (and all of those I have come across have been incredibly supportive and so great at what they do) but with the majority of abusers being men and the majority of abuse victims being women, I believe it is men who hold the most responsibility and power to create change." 

- visit our instagram page to watch the full interview.

Thank you AFTV media co- host Lee Mark Judges for having our Trainer bin at your dry cleaners.

DROP YOUR FOOTWEAR HERE.

IMPRESSIVE DRY CLEANERS

33 high road , Broxbourne, EN10 7HX.

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

we collaborate with Brixton soupkitchen with their efforts to support vulnerable people in and around London.

So far we have supplied them with 70 mobile phones, which they have given to homeless people and been able to stay connected with. 

For the last few months we have been supported by the London fire brigade. We witnessed serious health and safety concerns within the home of a new mum. We flagged it with LFB and they came out to assist. (home safety check)

Working together we managed to track down the landlord and rehouse tenant. Both mum and baby are safe and doing fine in their new home.

  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. .

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.

Volunteer with us.

 Volunteers are the lifeblood of charities. Volunteering can offer you the opportunity to gain new skills and useful life or work experience plus meet interesting new people! We have many roles our volunteers play and are always looking for extra help. 

If you would like to join our team , leave a message in the contact us section. 

 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.