Just because someone is no longer on the streets, it doesn’t mean they don’t experience fear or panic anymore. They might have a roof over their heads but feel no one is by their side.
Sometimes, issues can emerge from nowhere that feel out of a person’s control. We see stress build up, to the point someone can’t cope and risks a return to rough sleeping.
But our Keeping in Touch service is here to prevent that. With your support, we can continue to help people reach a place of stability and give them the tools to recover after homelessness.
We’re providing one-to-one support, breaking problems down and referring people to other specialist services. It’s through this care that people learn new skills, to use throughout life.
£75 could help fund 12 months of support through the Keeping in Touch service for someone.
£40 could help a person receive tailored financial advice to support sustaining their new home.
£20 could help someone access foodbank vouchers.
