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Cambridgeshire Summer Run
Five stories of hope

We love it when we hear stories from our Hope into Action network. Just days into 2020 and we have five stories of hope and encouragement to share with you from our work across the country.
Church & Tenant Empowerment Worker: Nottingham

Closing date: February 3rd 2020
Clerk to the Trustees & Exec

Closing date: Friday 31st January 2020

Cambridgeshire Summer Run
Five stories of hope

We love it when we hear stories from our Hope into Action network. Just days into 2020 and we have five stories of hope and encouragement to share with you from our work across the country.
Church & Tenant Empowerment Worker: Nottingham

Closing date: February 3rd 2020
Clerk to the Trustees & Exec

Closing date: Friday 31st January 2020
Church and Tenant Systems Administrator and P.A.

Closing date: Monday 17th February 2020 @ 17:00
Deciding to Hope

Louise’s childhood was incredibly troubled; she never knew her father and experienced terrible abuse while in foster care. At 9 years old, her mum died. All this trauma became too much to bear and by her teens Louise was using Class A drugs to escape.
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:
How our church took action and housed the homeless

Image Credit: The News, Portsmouth. Churches don’t need to boast congregations of thousands to make a massive difference in their local area, especially when God’s love is at the heart of what they’re doing. The rate of growth experienced by Hope into Action – Portsmouth shows what can be achieved when people work together towards a shared vision, as Minister of North End Baptist Church (and Chair of Hope into Action – Portsmouth), Tracey Ansell, explains:
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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:
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An overview of the homelessness problem and our solution
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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.
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.
Five stories of hope

We love it when we hear stories from our Hope into Action network. Just days into 2020 and we have five stories of hope and encouragement to share with you from our work across the country.
How our church took action and housed the homeless

Image Credit: The News, Portsmouth. Churches don’t need to boast congregations of thousands to make a massive difference in their local area, especially when God’s love is at the heart of what they’re doing. The rate of growth experienced by Hope into Action – Portsmouth shows what can be achieved when people work together towards a shared vision, as Minister of North End Baptist Church (and Chair of Hope into Action – Portsmouth), Tracey Ansell, explains:
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