In June, we proudly joined Op FORTITUDE as partners, allowing us to expand our reach and offer assistance to even more veterans in need. Since this partnership began, we have seen a significant increase in referrals.
We’re delighted to announce that we’ve received £53,723 under the Refurbishment Grants programme for our project ‘Homes for Veterans Refurbishment’ under the Office for Veterans’ Affairs Veterans’ Capital Housing Fund Development Grants and Refurbishment Grants programmes.
Despite working for Alabaré for over 12 years, Paula, our Quality Assurance Manager, did not appreciate the extent of our services before undertaking our latest internal audit. With a total of 51 audits to do, these comprise 87 homes and services; how did we get on?
Andrew Lord, Alabaré CEO, reflects on his childhood memories this Armistice Day.
Today, Alabaré has been selected to be a key partner in Op FORTITUDE, which aims to end homelessness amongst ex-Armed Forces personnel in the UK.
Over the last couple of months, there have been a few changes in our homes and services that we wanted to let you know about.
At Alabaré, our goal is to help people who are vulnerable or homeless to overcome the challenges they are facing and build new lives for themselves. Here, we explain upcoming changes to our Dorset service.
We welcomed the Minister for Veterans’ Affairs, Johnny Mercer MP, to Drummond Park in Ludgershall, Wiltshire, to meet with those involved in the veterans’ community project and discuss the huge benefits of collaboration between charity and industry in helping veterans.
We welcomed the Leader of Wiltshire Council, Cllr. Richard Clewer, to see the progress of the Drummond Park site at Ludgershall and meet the Alabaré Self-Builders involved in its construction.
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