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Alone in London - Hackney (North East London)

Alone in London works to support young people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness, providing a range of services to support young people.

Booth Centre - Manchester

The Booth Centre is recognised as being one of the country's leading day centres for homeless people. The aim: To provide a welcoming and accepting environment for people who are homeless. To empower people to make informed choices and make positive changes in their lives. To provide positive experiences in order to help people to build self respect and self confidence and to look to the future. They do this through:

Broxtowe Youth Homelessness - Nottingham

Broxtowe Youth Homelessness is charity concerned with youth homelessness. They have been operating for 25 years, originally providing emergency accommodation for young people that had become homeless in the Broxtowe borough, and then taking a different direction into prevention work. They visit schools, youth groups and colleges around the Broxtowe borough and the surrounding areas and explore the issues of homelessness, aiming to prevent young people from becoming homeless and inform young people of their options and provide emergency assistance if they do become homeless.

Camden Community Law Centre - (North West London)

Camden Community Law Centre provides residents of Camden with free advice, some advices is given on a group basis as well as having an outreach service for housebound clients who cannot visit the centre. The centre provides advice on issues such as: Housing Immigration, Employment Welfare rights Debt See the website for more information

Community Action Suffolk

Provides a range of services for local voluntary and communty groups to develop and work more effectively, coordinates services for individuals and can direct you to the resources and information you need. Services include: Funding advice, training and practical services for groups. Also coordinates a community transport schemes such as the community car scheme and a furniture recycling scheme for people in need. Please contact for more information.

Community Furniture Service - Sunderland, North East

The Furniture Service was set up to help people on benefits or low incomes in need of good quality, low cost furniture. The items of furniture are donated by members of the community to re-distribute.

Community Furniture Service - West Newcastle, North East

The Community Furniture Service is a furniture and electrical reuse and recycling project. The project provides a wide range of furniture, electrical appliances and general household items at affordable prices and also provides training and development for disadvantaged people within the West of Newcastle to support people to gain long-term jobs.

Community Housing Aid - Exeter

Community Housing Aid provides independent housing advice, support, care and resettlement services to homeless and vulnerable people in Exeter. Community Housing Aid runs projects that help tackle and resolve the causes of homelessness:

Concrete

We're a charity support network and campaigner leading the fight to erase homelessness within Staffordshire and surrounding areas.

Emmaus Used Furniture - Leeds

From our central Leeds location, we run a quality second-hand furniture store. We also have a café, hire out meeting/leisure room along with supervised car parking which is available for public use. We have also an Emmaus Leeds furniture stall situated in Leeds market near the corn exchange. The business is vital to our Community as this is how we generate the income which will enable us to become financially self-sustaining, supporting the costs of the Community whilst providing opportunities to help Companions.

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