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Harrogate Homeless Project run a 'No Second Night Out' service with 5 dedicated bedspaces within our hostel. We operate a 16 bed hostel, 2 move on resettlement houses and a Day Centre which is open weekdays 10am - 2pm.

In addition to this we run a Service for Adults Facing Exclusion (SAFE) which is an engagement based service for adults who are experiencing exclusion from other services.

Hart & Joy delivers mindset coaching, education, mentoring and signposting services to prison leavers and those working with and supporting them.

We offer learning programmes including coaching and mentoring for prospective employees before, during and after transition periods (e.g. leaving prison and moving into employment), and education and learning programmes, consisting of coaching and mentoring for prospective employers (of marginalised groups and prison leavers).
We work with ex offenders searching for employment alongside their prospective and current employers in order to promote recruitment and retention, creating an inclusive, understanding and welcoming workplace before and throughout the employment process.

We provide Learning Through Journalism programmes for vulnerable and disadvantaged young people under the age of 25, improving lifelong and transferable skills such as literacy, communication, critical thinking, interviewing and media skills for increased educational attainment and employability. We help young people to become active citizens in their communities with the confidence to make good choices and change negative behaviours. We are also able to deliver our programmes in custody, given the opportunity to do so.

The main objective is to provide a quality semi independent accommodation for care leavers aged 16-18 . In addition to providing therapeutic counselling , mentoring and coaching services to enable transition into independent living. Our aim is to ensure that each young person's experience is not a transaction but an experience that is transformational to their spiritual, social, intellectual and emotional development.

We provide exceptional quality care in a warm, friendly, caring, supportive and nurturing environment.

We work in partnership with Children’s Services, Education, youth offending services and Health, by ensuring the provision of quality responsive services to meet statutory requirements and the needs of young people.
We endeavour to promote the well-being and unique qualities of each young person through our motivated and dedicated staff team.

The programme - UNITE as one, INSPIRE one another, BELIEVE anything is possible, supports ex serving personnel. The main aim is to rehome homeless, or those leaving the criminal justice system, by providing supported living accommodation. Healthier Heroes rehabilitate and reconnect veterans and their families regardless of whether they recently left the army or left a long time ago.

We support veterans who have left, or are still in the criminal justice system. Our lead mentor is able to draw keys at the prisons we currently work in and has attended full training around prison visitations. Using a peer mentoring programme, we help them to rebuild their lives and find jobs. With our combined lived experience and our person led approach to the programme we are striving to help veterans and their families overcome barriers that restrict aspects of their lives.

Our work supports immigration detainees to recover their sense of wellbeing and resilience, and make their voices heard, by:

• Offering a creative outlet that supports self-confidence and agency
• Providing positive experiences to counter the psychological damage of detention
• Enabling meaningful connections with people and communities in the ‘outside’ world
• Building platforms to bring their creative work and life experience to a public audience

We provide talks and workshops in prisons and YOIs using lived experience to help those in prison build confidence and self-esteem and thereby develop fulfilling and productive lives on the outside.
We also deliver public speaking workshops in prisons and YOIs.
Our founder, Graham Frost, has lived experience as a Borstal boy and has gone on to build a fulfilling life for himself. Graham uses his story to inspire others to change their lives for the better.

Heeley City Farm, Sheffield, established 1981, is an inner-city farm providing a range of integrated services and activities for the local and city-wide community. Services include employment, training, education, older peoples' activities, health and welfare, local food growing, youth work, a day care for adults with learning difficulties and mental health problems, fuel poverty and affordable warmth advice.

Helix Arts works with artists, in partnership with public and voluntary sector organisations, to create opportunities for disadvantaged people across the North East to participate in high-quality arts activity. We believe that participation in creative activity is fundamental to the wellbeing of individuals and should be accessible to all.

We are Hestia, a charity that supports adults and children in times of crisis. We help more than 18,500 people every year across London, Berkshire and the South East. We work with people from all backgrounds and ages, in various challenging environments. We also campaign and advocate for the issues that affect our service users.

We are the home of innovative projects such as UK Says No More, Safe Spaces and the Bright Sky app, and Art is Freedom. These initiatives aim to raise awareness, provide support and empower survivors of domestic abuse and modern slavery.

We have over 750 employees and 600 volunteers who build honest and respectful relationships with our service users. We collaborate and work with them to support and encourage them to lead their own recovery process. We are proud of our staff and inspired by the resilience of the people we serve.

Our dedicated services includes:
Criminal Justice
Domestic Abuse
Mental Health & Complex Needs
Modern Slavery Response

Hetty’s started life as self help group set up by two mothers of heroin addicts in 1996. Since then the organisation has grown to deliver nationally recognised services. Hetty’s has over 13 years of expertise and specialism delivering preventative family intervention workshops with the criminal justice system to offenders engaging with drug/alcohol treatment workers. In partnership with local adult and young offenders prisons Hetty's deliver monthly education and awareness sessions around the impact a prisoner’s drug or alcohol use has had on their family members.
The session has a particular focus on the acceptance of personal responsibility and how this can have a positive impact on repairing relationships that have broken down due to lack of communication and loss of trust. Hetty’s also deliver a 3 week course in partnership with Probation (PRR) and encourage family members to attend session 3 for group family mediation.
Ofenders can refer their family to Hetty's for support.

Hibiscus enables marginalised migrant women trapped in the immigration and justice systems to rebuild their lives. We are the UK’s leading organisation working with Black, minoritised and migrant women and families at the intersection of the immigration and criminal justice systems.

We work across prisons, detention centres and in the community, with additional expertise in working with survivors of trafficking across all these settings. We provide individual advice and advocacy, alongside activities promoting practical support, wellbeing and empowerment and agency.

Our holistic person-centred approach supports and empowers our clients to overcome their multiple and often complex needs and, importantly, addresses the disadvantage that language and cultural barriers present.

Our role is to respond to visitors and families with information support and creating a relaxing atmosphere in a stressful situation. We work closely with children of offenders and help to give an insight into the family life while the prisoner is in the establishment.

Stonham, part of Home Group works with male and female offenders and ex offenders to provide case management and a range of interventions to address multiple need including housing and housing-related support. We aim to maximise independence and compliance with statutary orders and support people to live successfully in their communities.

We believe that giving people opportunities to regularly train and play rugby can inspire and empower individuals to realise their full potential, directly improving participants’ health, discipline, communication skills and self-respect.

We believe participation in grassroots rugby can also be a catalyst for people experiencing homelessness to engage more effectively with wider support services related to health, education, training and employment.

We believe that by creating this opportunity, we can help enable some of the most vulnerable people in society transform their life through rugby.

We provide a range of services and projects which prevent homelessness and promote independence. We work with offenders in prison as well as with their families in the community. We also run an accomodation gateway and mentoring scheme for offenders in the community.

Provide support, safety planning, risk assessment, and advocacy to survivors of domestic abuse aged 16+. Facilitate group programmes for survivors of domestic abuse and provide training to professionals across the South West.

The Honeycomb Group is a team of social-minded brands championing happy homes in our region by providing services and support that help people across Staffordshire and its surrounding areas feel secure, connected and confident.

Whether it’s developing and maintaining affordable homes, providing trusted home repairs and improvements, keeping people safe and well at home or providing support services that eradicate social issues isolating people from a happy home, Honeycomb Group is making our region vibrant.

Based in Bournemouth, Hope provides housing, training and support for single homeless individuals aged between 18 to 65. It is our ultimate aim to enable clients to move forward into independent living through addressing their needs which include: substance misuse, crime, poverty, mild mental health and unemployment. We currently house 60 vulnerable people (c. 150 per year).
Clients have access to 1:1 support and group therapy sessions delivered by our trained counselling and support workers who do a fantastic job in helping them overcome the many personal issues they face. We also help our residents with budgeting skills, applying for funds, claiming benefits that they are entitled to as well as other ad hoc issues that are unique to the individual such as reuniting families. We have recently set up a gym to increase health and fitness as well as purchasing a mini bus to provide clients with access to and benefit from the wider local community. We also utilise signposting agencies.

Our homelessness programme houses single, non-priority clients in private rented accommodation. We provide a volunteer mentoring programme for newly-housed people. We also provide a six-month quasi-residential drug and alcohol rehab programme for men, based on '12 steps' with therapeutic intervention. Post Graduation third stage supported housing options are also available for up to a further 24 months.