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Trips

Guildford Swingbridge boat trip

Guildford hostel residents take boat trip

February 14, 2020

A group of people recovering from homelessness have gone on a boat trip with their support workers. The Swingbridge narrowboats on the River Wey are staffed by long-term volunteers. They taught the group how to […]

Easter egg flower and bunny rabbit arrangement

Easter celebrations at hostels

March 28, 2018

Thanks to our donors’ support this year, we are able to support lots of fun activities for people in hostels over the Easter weekend. Mums in hostels can struggle to provide activities or go places […]

Homeless young people from Shaw Street hostel, Liverpool, are the winning bowling team on a night out

Homeless young people enjoy night out

February 9, 2018

More than a quarter of homeless hostel residents in England are under 25. Young people can become homeless for a variety of reasons: due to relationship breakdowns, leaving care, mental health issues, or substance misuse. […]

Mountains to climb

Mountains to climb

July 14, 2017

Residents at the Park View service are all in recovery from drug or alcohol addiction. They come from backgrounds that include homelessness, prison, and mental health units. Some have experienced abuse or neglect and have […]

Veterans visit Buckingham Palace

Veterans visit Buckingham Palace

June 23, 2017

Veterans who have experienced homelessness were pleased to be invited to an annual party at Buckingham Palace. The event, hosted by Prince Harry and organised by the Not Forgotten Association, is held in honour of […]

Meeting the local wild life

Meeting the local wild life

November 4, 2016

Residents in one homelessness scheme we support decided that a trip to Yorkshire Wildlife Park would be ideal for them by being both fun and educational. The scheme is for single homeless women, who represent […]

Scheme residents walk together on a sunlit woodland path

Mental Health Awareness Week

April 10, 2015

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Mental Health Awareness Week, from 11-17 May, is approaching. Every year, people are encouraged to think about mental health issues, and how they might affect themselves, their loved ones and others around them. Mental health particularly […]

Two women ride a carousel together on a day trip to Brighton

A break from the norm

March 13, 2015

As the weather brightens, it’s time for the homelessness schemes that Church Housing Trust raises funds for to start planning summer trips and activities. Fresh air and a break from their daily routine in supported […]

The Boundaries group at New Romney station

Full steam ahead

January 23, 2015

Lucky residents of Riverside’s The Boundaries scheme in Romford went on a day trip to Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch Railway, a steam and diesel-powered miniature railway that lets you explore Kent’s beautiful coastland, marshes and […]

Beside the seaside

Beside the seaside

January 2, 2015

A group of residents from New Beginnings in Doncaster were lucky enough to take a trip to Cleethorpes over the summer – we thought we’d remind you of some sunnier days, in the words of […]

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