Moving On works with homeless and vulnerably housed 16-25 year olds in County Durham. The project’s services are: social housing; Information Advice and Guidance (IAG); floating support, pre-tenancy support and counselling.
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We are a not for profit organisation that collect furniture donated to us by people in the local areas. This furniture is put on sale in our shop. Anyone can use our shop and those who can provide proof that they are on income related benefits will be entitled to get a 20% discount off...
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Keighley Furniture Project was set up to help people on low incomes needing household items. Since 1979 they have been collecting donations of furniture and household items (everything from lamps to fridges!) Now, they do a lot more than collect and deliver furniture: they offer training opportunities, have meeting rooms for hire and we have...
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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...
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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...
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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
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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.
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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.
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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.
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