your donation could help people on their journey from homelessness to belonging

Housing Justice is a small, highly influential national charity. Our work makes a huge difference to thousands of people across the country who are experiencing homelessness.

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Housing Justice is working towards building communities where everyone has a safe and stable home, and feels they belong. We believe everyone has the right to a home that meets their needs, and that the key to ending homelessness is working with communities to find local solutions.

In a world which feels increasingly divided and in which alarming news headlines dominate our daily lives, the importance of home, friends, family, and community has rarely been greater. Too many people do not have these community networks to fall back on. Faith-based congregations, lived experience advisory groups, and partnerships across the voluntary, community and public sectors help us find accommodation solutions and elevate the voices of those who too often go unheard.

 

Your gift will have a big impact

We value your donation incredibly highly and we pride ourselves on being as efficient and effective as possible, so that we may improve the lives of as many individuals as we can with the resources we have available.

  • In 2018 we received the Gold Award from the Christian Funders Forum
  • In 2024 we received an award at the London Homelessness Awards for the development of London Letting’s Network
  • Compared to other similar projects, we have facilitated the delivery of twice as many affordable homes with the same level of funding through our Faith in Affordable Housing scheme
  • In 2020, we were able to generate 50X more income than we spent on fundraising
  • In 2020, just 2% of our expenditure was on fundraising and 98% spent on our charitable activities
  • To increase the impact of your generosity, your gift will be used where the need is greatest

 

Our Impact

  • Our hosting projects in Cardiff, Newport and London have provided more than 80,000 safe night’s sleep to destitute individuals
  • We support more than 3,000 individuals experiencing homelessness each year through our Night Shelter Network
  • Our Faith in Affordable Housing programme has delivered 105 new homes across ten sites, providing affordable housing to at least 271 people
  • 98% of the people we support through our Citadel programme have maintained their tenancies and stayed off the streets for 12 months following support
  • We provide a wide range of support to thousands of individuals, including overnight shelter, longer-term accommodation, accessing food support, preventative support, advice and advocacy.

Regular Giving

You can set up a regular gift of a different amount here

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One-Off Gift

You can make a one-off donation here

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How Should I Give?

homelessness ends with community

Regular giving is the best way to support us in the immediate future, as it allows us to plan ahead, set more predictable budgets and forecast cash flow. It also reduces our administration costs, so we can be more effective and have an even bigger impact.

Remembering Housing Justice in your Will with a Residuary Gift is often the most effective way to support us in the long-term. You can learn more about this here.

We really couldn’t do what we do without you. Thank you for being a part of our community.

Leaving a Legacy

Leaving a legacy to Housing Justice is a lasting commitment to people affected by homelessness.

For those of us who cherish the virtue of Charity, it can be reassuring to know that we can continue providing life-changing support even after we leave Earth, by leaving a legacy gift to Housing Justice.

It’s also the perfect way to inspire the younger generation and to make a lasting gift to the community.

Find out how to leave a legacy here

N.B We will carry our reasonable due diligence checks on donors and companies where they may be seeking to give large gifts of £5000 or more, or in other circumstances where donations may seem out of the ordinary (for example where a donor might seek to attach conditions to their donation). In these cases, we will carry out checks using a checklist to identify risks and reach decisions on whether to decline or return donations.

Hosting

Read Taye's story which highlights the impact of our Hosting Project

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FiAH

Read this case study to learn about our work in the development of more affordable housing

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