Where we work

So far our church partners are housing the homeless in 23 towns and cities across the country, with more in the pipeline. We are always looking for partners in new locations. Do get in touch if you think that could be you.

For details of a location where we work, click on a location to take you to their website or contact details.

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10 for 10 press up challenge

It’s World Homeless Day on 10.10.2020 and sadly the injustice of homelessness remains a significant problem across the UK and around the world. By supporting this Hope Into Action fundraiser you can help us give someone experiencing the trauma of homelessness the hope of a safe home and the friendship and support of a church community.
What can the church offer the homeless?

Ed Walker explains how he wrote his new book, A house built on love, in the hope that it demonstrates the unique position of the church to house the homeless.
10for10 Challenge
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 can the church offer the homeless?

Ed Walker explains how he wrote his new book, A house built on love, in the hope that it demonstrates the unique position of the church to house the homeless.
10for10 Challenge
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.
Fundraising in your area
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Liberty to the captives

Before the pandemic we were due to be at New Wine again this year. As we can't be, we thought we would share with you or experience of last year...
Delivering Hope

Written by one of our Empowerment Workers: 'A tenant of ours has recently moved into her own place and all our prayers for her have been answered so extravagantly that I wanted to share it with everyone...
Stop, take a look

An extract from 'A house built on love' By Ed Walker
Managing physical and mental health

Poor physical and mental health are causes and consequences of homelessness. 158 of our 234 adult tenants reported suffering with their health at the point when they moved in last year (to 31 March 2020). 59%, 93 people improved and including those who maintained their health, we give thanks that 90% were managing their mental and physical well-being. Our Empowerment Workers are acutely aware of people's challenges. Read here how one Empowerment Worker has seen real change for the better.
The gift of hope

How have you been holding up during the pandemic? We are all experiencing a lack of control and change to our routines. Having been homeless, many of our tenants live with persistent anxiety...

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.
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 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.
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.
Work with us

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Six rays of hope: Churches and Tenants in action
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.