Changes To Our Dorset Services
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.
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We welcome Veterans’ Minister to community build at Drummond Park
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.
Alabaré and partners welcome Council Leader to veterans’ development
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.
Veterans make return trip to The Rock Of Gibraltar with plans to restore second iconic military landmark
A team of eleven veterans from Alabaré, including eight who have struggled and faced homelessness since leaving the Armed Forces, are returning to Gibraltar, a UK territory where many personnel spent time serving.
Adam’s Story
Adam commented on where he had been in his life: “A year ago, I was in such a difficult place. Others might have given up, but Alabaré gave me a home and a chance to build a future. I was completely honest with them, and they did not judge me but gave me the support and opportunities I needed to move forward with my life.
Royal Navy & Royal Marines Charity Partnership helping to support homeless veterans
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.
Schools and Individuals Brave Extreme Cold To Support The Homeless At Salisbury Cathedral
Despite the bitterly cold weather and snow last week and temperatures of minus 2 degrees, no one was put off with everyone coming together to learn more about homelessness and to learn how vital fundraising can help.
No fixed address bank account support in Salisbury
We all know that to get paid when you have a job, you need one, or if you wish to have a tenancy, you will need one to pay your bills, so what do you do if you cannot open one? Here are details on how we are working locally with HSBC to help.
Severe Weather Emergency Protocol (SWEP)
SWEP provides emergency support for rough sleepers when the temperatures are expected to drop below 0 degrees for 3 consecutive nights or more.