After 23 years of service, Alabaré co-founder, Alicia Proctor, is stepping down. She, along with her husband Reverend John Proctor OBE, set up the charity in 1991, after befriending and supporting people in crisis in Salisbury.
Alabaré is proud to announce the appointment of Lieutenant General Sir Andrew Gregory KBE CB DL as Trustee effective immediately, and Chairman effective 1 January 2026.
Alabaré is pleased to announce that we’ve signed a ground-breaking partnership with Salisbury Football Club, with the Whites supporting the charity’s vital work in the city and across the South West and Wales.
We’re delighted to announce that an additional £300,000 has been awarded to Alabaré to continue its work supporting homeless veterans in England and Wales, as part of the Reducing Veteran Homelessness (RVH) programme.
As Pride Month draws to a close, Alabaré has been celebrating diversity and inclusivity within our charity, while reaffirming our commitment to continuous improvement.
This week marks Learning Disability Awareness Week (16 to 22 June) and at Alabaré, we’re keen to showcase the ways we’re supporting adults with learning disabilities to live as independently as possible.
The Government’s Spending Review for 2025 has brought a pleasing £39 billion boost in affordable housing support across the country in the next decade.
Our volunteers are more than just helpers, they are colleagues, listeners, builders, and beacons of hope. Our community of volunteers each bring something unique. Their impact is felt in every smile, every shared story, and every small act of kindness.
With it being proposed that thousands of individuals will be released early from prison early due to overcrowding, Alabaré is warning of a looming crisis with homelessness prevention if supported housing and rehabilitation programmes aren’t safeguarded.
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