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Clerk to the Trustees & Exec

Closing date: Friday 29th November 2019
Maintenance Administrator

Closing date: Tuesday 31st December 2019
2020 Conference

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Courage, Compassion and Strength.

Since opening its first home in partnership with Hope into Action in June 2017, The Selig (Suffolk) Trust has opened two new homes in the area, supporting people to get their lives back on track when things have gone wrong. Julia Hancock, Charity Manager at The Selig (Suffolk) Trust, beams with pride as she reflects on the dramatic transformation achieved by Mark, who became a tenant just over a year ago:

Clerk to the Trustees & Exec

Closing date: Friday 29th November 2019
Maintenance Administrator

Closing date: Tuesday 31st December 2019
Courage, Compassion and Strength.

Since opening its first home in partnership with Hope into Action in June 2017, The Selig (Suffolk) Trust has opened two new homes in the area, supporting people to get their lives back on track when things have gone wrong. Julia Hancock, Charity Manager at The Selig (Suffolk) Trust, beams with pride as she reflects on the dramatic transformation achieved by Mark, who became a tenant just over a year ago:
What does Mutuality look like?

The ‘Churches in Bicester Refugee Support Group’ was inspired by this challenge to prepare the local community to welcome refugees and help Cherwell District Council to house and support them under the Syrian Vulnerable Persons Resettlement Scheme (SVPRS). Steven Rand, of Orchard Baptist Church, explains how.
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:
Love of the church community

Life wasn’t going well at all for Levi; after being evicted from supported accommodation he became homeless, only avoiding sleeping rough through the generosity of one of his friends. After a couple of months, Levi moved into a Hope into Action house in Norwich... read about the progress he has made.
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Annual Review 2018-2019
HOPE FOR ALL

Melita Day-Lewis, writing for the Salvationist, discovers how Hope into Action works with Peterborough Citadel Salvation Army to provide homes for vulnerable people.

Ed's 14 peak challenge
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.
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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.
HOPE FOR ALL

Melita Day-Lewis, writing for the Salvationist, discovers how Hope into Action works with Peterborough Citadel Salvation Army to provide homes for vulnerable people.
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:
Where we work

We work in more than 20 towns across the country. Click the city which you are interested in to take you to their website.