Can it work with Churches Together?

Yes. However one church needs to be the lead church and have responsibility for signing the SLA (Service Level Agreement) with Hope into Action and managing the volunteers.

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Big Give Christmas Appeal 2020
Diversity and Inclusion
5 ways the Church is responding to homelessness

Our blog this week is a thank you to our network of partner churches and their wonderful volunteers. They are offering love and hospitality to those experiencing homelessness. People are connecting who would never otherwise have met. Churches are adapting to the pandemic. Relationships are developing beyond church walls. Where they can, volunteers are inviting tenants to bubble.
One Year No Beer

This year I have decided to give up alcohol for the WHOLE year.
For some of you this might not seem like a challenge but for me this does feel life changing. Nights out, book group, camping, holidays and even church events involve alcohol for me. My competitive nature means I have to be one of the last men standing which also means one of the last ones still drinking.

This year I am aiming to try and live through these events without alcohol. I don’t plan to avoid but to experience

What I learned being a Church and Tenant Empowerment Worker

Hannah tells us about what it is like to be an Empowerment Worker at Hope into Action.
What happens when a church houses homeless refugees?

St John’s Church in Rowland’s Castle is working in partnership with Hampshire County Council, Havant Borough Council, the Rural Refugee Network and Hope into Action to support a family of refugees. Here, Terry Monahan describes the tremendous impact this has had on the church:
The need

An overview of the homelessness problem and our solution
Our mission

An overview of how our organisation measures success.
How to invest in a home

We are passionate about releasing investment to house the homeless. Investing in a home with us means that you can share your capital whilst enabling people to get back on their feet.
What does it mean to volunteer?

We believe that when you serve and give up your time and energy for someone else you are emotionally and spiritually recharged. This week we share stories from 2 Empowerment Workers of how churches are volunteering and giving through COVID-19.
How one church volunteer is sharing hope in his community

“I love it! Once I’ve done it I look back and I feel proud.” We have all had to change plans and activities because of coronavirus. How have churches who house the homeless and their tenants supported each other?
Work with us

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Find joy by serving others

Read our blog by Lucy Aldrich, a volunteer from Norwich. Hear how she has combined her long term passion with her new-found career.
Six rays of hope: Churches and Tenants in action