It all began with a simple idea fueled by a deep passion for everyone to have somewhere to call their home. 

Each night, roughly 270,000 people in the UK are without a home. Since 2010 rough sleeping has increased by 120%, with roughly 3,000 people sleeping on the streets across England per night (Department for Levelling Up, Housing & Communities, 2024). 

Over 123,000 children in England are currently living in temporary accomidation (Shelter, 2023).  They are often subjected to cramped, unsafe and unstable  housing conditions making them extremely vulnerable to violence, explotation and illness. 

Homelessness is not just about a lack of shelter but it also strips people of their dignity, access to saftey and stability. According to Crisis, 45% of people who are homeless have been diagnosed with mental health issues. It is also reported that 35% of rough sleepers have been hit or kcicked whilst 48% have been threatened with violance (Crisis, 2023) .Many homeless people are not on the streets by choice, it is the systems in place that fail them - with policies causing housing cuts and restricted welfare, meaning many are left with no option but to sleep on the streets. 

Our approach is rooted in quality and integrity, ensuring that everything we do reflects our commitment to serving those who need it most.