Having a safe and stable place to call ‘home’ is essential to breaking the cycle of homelessness.

Our round-the-clock housing projects – both communal houses and individual flats – support teenagers leaving the care system, women escaping domestic abuse, and hundreds of other men and women at risk of homelessness across the North East and South London.

One in nine young people leaving care in England will face homelessness.

Everyone living in supported housing has a dedicated key worker, who ensures they are involved in the decision-making around their own programme of support and helps them to reach their self-set goals. Activities include budgeting, cooking, exercise and wellbeing sessions, arts and crafts, support in gaining entry to college, employment and moving on.

We provide a welcoming psychologically-informed space where people can develop new skills, build their self-esteem and realise their true worth – but, most importantly, have a place they can call home.

Whenever I think of love, I think of Oasis. They wouldn’t let me give up on myself.
They gave me a foundation, and a hope to be where I am today.

Cynthia