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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...
Trinity Winchester is a charity providing services for those experiencing the effects of homelessness or vulnerable housing, problems with substance misuse, mental health issues, poverty, unemployment and social isolation. Floating Support Staff work to support individuals with tenancy related issues. We have a Supporting People contract, which enables us, through Hampshire County Council funding, to work...
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. This not only helps people in need but also diverts bulky waste away from landfill which helps the environment. With access to...
A not-for-profit furniture project, ensuring that unwanted furniture is given a new lease of life. This service ensures that people on low incomes can purchase high quality furniture at affordable prices. This has the added benefit of reducing the amount of waste going to landfill. Opening hours: Monday – Friday 10.30am-2.30pm
Ipswich Furniture Project collects furniture items (that adhere to fire regulations) which they refurbish if necessary and sell on to people on low-incomes. Volunteering opportunities are sometimes available. The New Furniture Initiative is available to social landlords and other agencies providing housing support. We supply new furniture, cookers etc., so the landlord can provide furnished...
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.
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 (curtains, crockery etc) at affordable prices and also provides training and development for disadvantaged people within the East of Newcastle to support people to gain long-term jobs.
St Vincent de Paul Furniture Store provides low cost goods and household items to disadvantaged individuals and families, offer a listening ear, and where appropriate, arrange for local SVP members to visit those most in need.
The Wesley supplies furniture, domestic appliances, household goods and clothing at the lowest possible prices to those in greatest need from all over the City of Manchester. Also offers volunteering opportunities, such as helping out in the shops, driving vans, helping to collect and deliver donations or work in the office. The project is also...
Furniture Aid supplies affordable second-hand domestic furniture and other household items in good working order. Clients are referred via various organisations, such as social services and charities and should be in receipt of low income or social benefits.
Ladywood Furniture Project (LFP) help anyone in Birmingham who has a genuine need of furniture. The charity helps individuals and families on benefits or low income find good, clean affordable furniture; as well as helping local people develop employment skills through volunteering in their community. There is a charge for furniture but items are priced...
Provides a range of welfare and cultural services to the Irish community of Birmingham. Services include advice and guidance on Housing, debt and welfare benefits.
