Housing Justice – Housing Justice

3,898

Rough sleepers per night in England

120%

Increase in rough sleepers since 2010

324,990

English Households assessed as homeless 2023–24

Without faith and community projects, the rough sleeper count would be a staggering 22% higher.

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Housing Justice is a small, highly influential national charity. Our work makes a huge difference to thousands of people who stay at Night Shelters across the country, and those who are helped in some other way by our Churches, faith and community groups, and their volunteers. Donate, Volunteer or Become a Partner today.

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NEWS, EVENTS AND BLOGS

Housing Justice launches resources for Churches to develop surplus land into affordable homes

We have launched a range of resources for churches looking to address the housing shortage by turning redundant land and…

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By Poppy Thomas, Head of Citadel Community Connectors, our Citadel project for north and east London, has been getting established over the…

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DIY work is definitely not in the Citadel Coordinator job description, but our team always go above and beyond to help people make a house a home.

Last week, our supported mother, Fatema, and her baby daughter moved into their new flat in Newport. With the flat unfurnished, Fatema had been busy gathering furniture and needed a hand tackling a tricky flat-pack wardrobe.

Our Newport Coordinator, Cath, and volunteer Catrin spent four hours assembling it together!

🏡 Small acts of kindness and a sense of community can make a big difference in helping someone start a new chapter and feel settled in their new home.

✨ “I’m really glad to have you guys as supporters to fix my wardrobe. Thank you so very much for your assistance today.” — Fatema

💬 “Although it was hard work, it was so worthwhile helping Fatema settle into her home. It was also wonderful to share in the moment she received news of her British Citizenship — a truly joyful day.” — Catrin, Volunteer

#citadel #housingcharity #homelessnessprevention #makingahouseahome #community #smallactsofkindness

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DIY work is definitely not in the Citadel Coordinator job description, but our team always go above and beyond to help people make a house a home.

Last week, our supported mother, Fatema, and her baby daughter moved into their new flat in Newport. With the flat unfurnished, Fatema had been busy gathering furniture and needed a hand tackling a tricky flat-pack wardrobe.

Our Newport Coordinator, Cath, and volunteer Catrin spent four hours assembling it together!

🏡 Small acts of kindness and a sense of community can make a big difference in helping someone start a new chapter and feel settled in their new home.

✨ “I’m really glad to have you guys as supporters to fix my wardrobe. Thank you so very much for your assistance today.” — Fatema

💬 “Although it was hard work, it was so worthwhile helping Fatema settle into her home. It was also wonderful to share in the moment she received news of her British Citizenship — a truly joyful day.” — Catrin, Volunteer

#citadel #housingcharity #homelessnessprevention #makingahouseahome #community #smallactsofkindness

DIY work is definitely not in the Citadel Coordinator job description, but our team always go above and beyond to help people make a house a home.

Last week, our supported mother, Fatema, and her baby daughter moved into their new flat in Newport. With the flat unfurnished, Fatema had been busy gathering furniture and needed a hand tackling a tricky flat-pack wardrobe.

Our Newport Coordinator, Cath, and volunteer Catrin spent four hours assembling it together!

🏡 Small acts of kindness and a sense of community can make a big difference in helping someone start a new chapter and feel settled in their new home.

✨ “I’m really glad to have you guys as supporters to fix my wardrobe. Thank you so very much for your assistance today.” — Fatema

💬 “Although it was hard work, it was so worthwhile helping Fatema settle into her home. It was also wonderful to share in the moment she received news of her British Citizenship — a truly joyful day.” — Catrin, Volunteer

#citadel #housingcharity #homelessnessprevention #makingahouseahome #community #smallactsofkindness ...

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