ALABARÉ marks World Homeless Day and World Mental Health Day 2025
The charity is highlighting the links between mental health struggles and homelessness as awareness days coincide.
The charity is highlighting the links between mental health struggles and homelessness as awareness days coincide.
A re-think by the Government on their Welfare Reform Bill is being carefully considered by Alabaré, with concerns that changes to the system could negatively impact our clients with learning disabilities and poor mental health.
We were delighted to welcome Councillor John Wells on a tour of several of our Salisbury services, following his selection of Alabaré as the Salisbury Mayor’s Charity of the Year.
We are excited be to part of a new mental health partnership, working together to deliver community mental health services in Bath and North East Somerset, Swindon and Wiltshire. The Mental Health and Wellbeing Partnership will deliver services from 1 April 2025.
Two veterans embark on an epic rowing journey across the Atlantic this December to raise awareness on the need for homeless veterans assistance and support for bereaved service children.
Mark’s story is a reminder of the power of consistent support, understanding, and determination can help homeless with housing need and lead to independent living.
Riverside Sanctuary Wiltshire mental health service has grown rapidly to support those in our communities whose lives are impacted by mental health struggles.
Chloe frequently used the emergency services in crisis and became increasingly frustrated that her needs were not being met.
Charlie’s mental health since he was a young teenager has been low. In the past, he had self-harmed and misused medication. His mental health began to decline, and Charlie lost motivation for college until he was able to obtain mental health help.
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