Our Impact

Supporting people to acquire and stay in their own homes, and to manage their mental and physical health better improves not just their own lives but also those around them, including family members and the local community. Helping people manage their drug and alcohol dependence through referrals to substance support services enables people to address other issues in their lives such as debt and unemployment, which in turn reduces antisocial behaviour. Some of our interventions are one-off referrals to housing, GPs, or the rough sleeper team which can resolve a particular issue quickly, but others are made over the long term, sometimes over years.

During the year ending 31st March 2026 we provided:

• We provided 158 rough sleeper drop-in sessions welcoming 620 guests. The average number of monthly unique individuals was 25.
• We provided 95 community sessions welcoming 2,200 guests. The average number of monthly unique individuals was 70.
• We provided weekly well-being sessions including football, art, men’s group, women’s group, walking sports and allotment group. These welcomed 1,100 guests.
• We welcomed 600 young people to the Doorstep youth provision with an average attendance of 20.
• We generated support and referral outcomes for 660 guests from these sessions and other outreach work.