What we do
We provide accommodation and support to over 30 residents at any one time including male only, female only and recovery specific homes and rooms for those with no access to benefits.
We support our residents through one to one work, group activities, house meetings and signposting with the aim to build self esteem, resilience and support networks which in turn leads to recovery, employment and moving onto independent accommodation.
We continue to support our residents after they leave for as long as they want.
Faith
All staff and volunteers are expected to operate according to the values expressed in this ethos statement we believe that vulnerable adults should neither be coerced in religious matters, nor excluded from the opportunities to explore the Christian faith that are available to others. We do this by sharing our stories and discussing their beliefs and invite them to come to a Church should they be interested. We believe no one is beyond being saved and entering into a relationship with Christ and gaining an understanding of His love and grace nor that it is our role to make judgement. We work towards replicating God’s love to the residents whether they accept Christ or not.