
Our charity was born out of the generosity of people in our local community who believe in making a difference.
Alabaré is delighted to receive support from the local communities where we operate. Whether you are a member of a church, school, or community group such as Scouts or Guides, Mothers’ Union, or Men’s Breakfast Club, we would love to explore how we can work together!
Raising awareness of homelessness, poor mental health and vulnerability is critical. We need people, young and old, from all backgrounds to understand some of the causes of homelessness and help us break down some of the misconceptions that others harbour. We also rely on the donations raised and gifts in kind given by community groups, schools and churches that help keep our services open. Please do get in touch with us today to talk about how we can support each other.
Email enquiry Call: 01722 344484Alabaré is a great charity for helping people. People shouldn’t be homeless. Everyone should have the opportunity to have a home.
Charlotte - Supporter

Faith Groups
Church support is a key element of who we are as a charity – we started from a worshipping community and continue to receive generous donations from churches and congregations.
How you can help us to end homelessness
- Choose Alabaré as your Charity of the Year or Charity of the Month, providing information about us and making a collection
- Hold a coffee morning, Lent lunch, bake sale or Advent supper
- Donate the collection from your Carol service or Remembrance Day service to Alabaré
- Focus on Alabaré’s work on Homelessness Sunday, October 5th 2025
We will support you through regular newsletters, display materials and collecting tins and will do our best to attend any events, or speak during special services.
Call us on 01722 344484 or email us on the link below
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Schools
We value highly the partnership we have with schools, through their attendance at our events, their donations and their invitations to speak to the pupils about the challenges of homelessness
How you can help us to end homelessness
- Hold an event for us – a Bake Sale, a non-uniform day or a sponsored walk or Sleep Out have all been popular events in the past
- Choose Alabaré as your Charity of the Year or of the Term
- Collect for Alabaré at your nativity
- Bring a group of students (14+) to one of our BIG Sleep events
- Invite us to a school assembly or workshop to explore the issues around homelessness
We will support you through regular newsletters, display materials and will do our best to attend any events
Call us on 01722 344484 or email us on the link below
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Community Groups
If you are a leader of a member of any other community group, you can help us to end homelessness!
- Invite us to speak to your group about homelessness and the work of Alabaré and make a donation to the charity
- Attend one of our events
- Organise your own In Aid Of event
We will support you through regular newsletters, display materials and will do our best to attend any events
Call us on 01722 344484 or email us on the link below
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We’ve been supporting homeless, vulnerable and marginalised people for over 30 years, empowering individuals to live a fulfilled and independent life. See below for more details of who and how we help.

What we do
We support thousands of people each year through our homes and services, working alongside them to offer the support that is right for them and move forward to the life they choose.
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Take part in an event
Our events help us continue to fund life-changing care and support for homeless adults, young people, veterans and those with learning disabilities. Consider our calendar of events, including our signature BIG Sleeps.
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Our history
Alabaré was founded out of the simple act of providing a place of shelter to one homeless man, Bob. Today, it remains our goal to help those in vulnerable situations build bright futures, homes and minds for themselves.
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