- Emergency Rucksacks – Provided to homeless people who are roofless or sofa-surfing. Typical contents would be, tin opener, cup, plate, plastic knife, fork & spoon set, sanitiser, snack foods, socks, gloves, warm bobble hat, torch and spare batteries (or mechanical torch), plasters, toiletries, note pad and pen, HPHH contact details and a list of contacts where they can find other assistance.
- 3-Seasons Tents - Given to people who are sleeping rough or in very unsatisfactory conditions.
“We are delighted that you may help us to bring some hope and a little comfort to homeless people. Even in the lovely Peak District it is desperately lonely, demoralising and hard-work not having even a room to call your own. All that most homeless people want is a chance to start sorting things out. Even a simple tent, with your own ‘front door’ is a big step up. Even an emergency rucksack shows that someone cares. But of course, we do not stop there – we work with homeless people to help them to find organisations that can help them move on. The first day we meet people, however, we make sure they have somewhere safe and warm to sleep, warm clothes and food. Thank you so much for considering helping in such a practical way.“
A great small charity that supports people experiencing homelessness and other housing related issues. The charity, while small, has a big impact on homelessness in High Peak and the surrounding area. As well as emergency accommodation and much needed support and guidance, the charity also provides outreach services to address the root causes of homelessness.
Latest Project Updates
July 2021
Granted £2,000
After becoming one of the top five finalists in the latest Grants for Good Round, £2,000 was granted.