Grant programme helps Alabaré transform spaces for homeless young people
Young people in our supported accommodation in Wiltshire and Hampshire are getting support to make their rooms more personal and comfortable.
Young people in our supported accommodation in Wiltshire and Hampshire are getting support to make their rooms more personal and comfortable.
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.
At Alabaré, we are committed to adhering to the new Code of Fundraising Practice (the code) and ethical fundraising that comes into effect on 1 November 2025.
This week, we welcomed the Director of the Office for Veterans Affairs, Anisha Worbs, to visit our homes and services for ex-Armed Forces personnel in Wiltshire.
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.
Our partnership with Wiltshire Council has been renewed following a tendering process meaning we will continue to provide our professional support to homeless people in Wiltshire for at least the next five years.
The grants that The Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity and Greenwich Hospital make to Alabaré, mean that naval veterans across England and Wales who have struggled in their civilian lives can receive the help they need to overcome challenges and build new and positive lives for themselves.
The funds will support our Homes for Veterans service, which provides care and accommodation to homeless and vulnerable veterans.
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