Giving homeless people the chance to talk
Mental health charity Mind’s recent campaign, Time to Talk, demonstrates that mental health is a neglected part of a huge number of people’s lives, not least those who have been through a traumatic incident or… [Read More]
Tasting the difference
Homeless people with chaotic backgrounds can lack skills that would help them to live full, independent lives, such as basic cooking knowledge; and it makes a huge difference to their health and self-esteem to learn…. [Read More]
Law firm helps fund training kitchen
A local law firm trust, Harrison Clark Rickerbys’ Charitable Trust, has donated £500 towards a residents’ training kitchen at Newton House in Gloucester. Newton House is a Riverside ECHG supported housing scheme, with 50 bedspaces… [Read More]
Full steam ahead
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… [Read More]
Clara’s story
Clara da Costa recently moved into Riverside’s Beck House in London, where she’s become so involved that she is now the tenant representative, and is applying to become Tenant Inspector. However, as with many homeless people,… [Read More]
Beside the seaside
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… [Read More]
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