Harrogate Homeless Project announces plans to expand with new £50,000 fundraising campaign

By The Newsroom
Published 10th Aug 2018, 14:09 BST
Updated 13th Aug 2018, 10:37 BST
Launching the 50,000 fundraising campaign for Springboard. Pictured are: Helen Shay (trustee) Liz Hancock (CEO), Alison Hobden (support worker) Pippa French (trustee), Derek Allen (volunteer), Linda Fulcher (support worker), Marian Farrar (trustee), and Yvonne Benstead (volunteer). (1808061AM1).Launching the 50,000 fundraising campaign for Springboard. Pictured are: Helen Shay (trustee) Liz Hancock (CEO), Alison Hobden (support worker) Pippa French (trustee), Derek Allen (volunteer), Linda Fulcher (support worker), Marian Farrar (trustee), and Yvonne Benstead (volunteer). (1808061AM1).
Launching the 50,000 fundraising campaign for Springboard. Pictured are: Helen Shay (trustee) Liz Hancock (CEO), Alison Hobden (support worker) Pippa French (trustee), Derek Allen (volunteer), Linda Fulcher (support worker), Marian Farrar (trustee), and Yvonne Benstead (volunteer). (1808061AM1).
The Harrogate Homeless Project has announced ambitious plans to expand its support, with the launch of a new £50,000 fundraising campaign.

The charity’s long-term goal is to increase the opening hours for its Springboard day centre to seven days a week, and to pilot new activities focused around rebuilding confidence and self-esteem - as well as looking at the expansion of its health services.