B&Q Worthing

Hello, We are a registered charity and part of SHOUT WSK which stands for Street Homeless Outreach Worthing Soup Kitchen. We have been working in the Worthing area for over 8 years with both the homeless community and those in need. This year (2021) in April we started to work from the Lovett Centre in Maybridge Square as a pop up Food Bank in order to reach people and families who had been socially excluded and isolated due to Covid - 19. Many were afraid to go out in their community - our pop up food bank gave them a reason to go outside and start to slowly reintegrate within society. The group which has benefited the most from this approach has been our young Mums and families - the change has been dramatic and life altering for some. Our clients now look forward to Saturdays. There is a playground next door which many of the children who attend visit as well as meeting up with their new found friends. Many other problems have come to light which we have been able to assist with. From acquiring fridge/freezers to furniture, bedding clothes and help with benefits. Our Saturdays have become a point of contact for those in the local area. We have built up trust in what is often a difficult community to reach. This year alone we have run not just the pop up food bank but also a uniform shop and our next venture is a Halloween party for all of the families we support. This will be followed by Christmas Hampers throughout the month of December. Our work is ongoing. We have built connections with Community House and Worthing Homes and are continuing to act as a gateway to this community in Worthing. We are here to help and may always be contacted via our website below or facebook pages.

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NHP exists to ensure young people leaving care live connected and fulfilling lives. We passionately believe that young people leaving care have unlimited potential to thrive if supported to transition well. Young people leaving care face accelerated transitions into adulthood without the support of parents or extended family. Unlike their peers, they have to take on practical responsibilities of managing housing, finances, education, health and employment all at once without any support. By joining a Local House Project care-experienced young people get tailored support, develop skills for independence, gain new experiences and friendships, as well as a safe and secure home for as long as they want. At NHP, we are passionate about developing young people’s potential and transforming the way they are prepared and supported to live successfully as adults. Our work has already shown what’s possible — but there is so much more to do. We are seeking corporate partners who share our belief that every young person leaving care deserves a secure home, a strong community, and a fair start in adult life. Together, we can help thousands more young people build the foundations for a brighter future. There are a wide range of ways companies and organisations can support our work: - employee volunteering - employee fundraising / challenges - payroll giving - gifts and donations - Education/training - The prevention or relief of poverty - Accommodation/housing - Economic/community development/employment - Children/young people - Makes grants to individuals - Provides services - Provides advocacy/advice/information