Harrogate charity that transforms the lives of the most vulnerable members in our community
A Harrogate charity has received a timely donation to support help its deliver practical assistance and emotional support to some of the most vulnerable members in our community.
Harrogate Homeless Project was delighted to receive a generous grant of £1,000 from the Pavers Foundation, a charitable organisation of the family-owned-and-run footwear retailer which has donated £2.2 million to good causes nationwide since 2018.
The donation will contribute towards HHP’s all-year round provision of safe accommodation, essential support services, and opportunities for individuals to rebuild their lives.
"We are incredibly grateful to the Pavers Foundation for their support,” said Nicola Ridgway, Harrogate Homeless Project’s Fundraising and Marketing Manager.
"Partnerships like this are essential in tackling homelessness and creating pathways to a brighter future."
An independent charity founded in 1992, HHP is dedicated to supporting homeless people in and around Harrogate.
It provides people experiencing homelessness with a safe place to stay and the support they need to build confidence and move back towards independent living.
Its donation-funded facilities include:
An alternative to addiction.
43 rooms across Harrogate.
Mental and physical health support.
Relationship Counselling.
A day centre offering food and support.
A nine-strong client support team.
Committed to constantly improving its service in challenging times, Harrogate Homeless Project was also boosted recently when Moda Living Limited, a Harrogate-based, family-owned developer, helped refurbish one of its hosotels, including a new kitchen, fresh flooring and new beds and mattresses,
For more information about HHP and how you can support its work, visit: www.harrogate-homeless-project.org