Please be aware this website is currently undergoing maintenance

The path to ending homelessness starts with a little thing called hope

Published by Frankie on

‘If we want to build a brighter world for everyone, we have to focus on tomorrow today. I went to Stoke-on-Trent to meet those working on the frontline to end rough sleeping’

Brighter Futures 90 Hope Street was recently joined by John Bird at 90 Hope Street hostel. Read his account in The Big Issue.

The Big Issue 

Categories: Uncategorised

0 Comments

Leave a Reply

Avatar placeholder

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Related Posts

Uncategorised

How you can help someone sleeping rough as temperatures soar

People working in homelessness services, or supporting people who are homeless in other ways, need to be aware of the risks to health that hot weather brings. Temperatures around 25°C and over are associated with Read more…

Uncategorised

‘The fact men’s mental health is the centre of such media spotlight shows a problem’

Shocking statistics reveal that almost 3x more women feel able to talk about their mental health than men in Staffordshire as we approach Men’s Health Week, with Brighter Futures encouraging those who need it to Read more…

Uncategorised

‘Hidden Homeless’ Gemma was sofa surfing and rough sleeping

Gemma had been homeless for 2-3 years. Stakeholders described her as “hidden homeless”, sofa surfing and hidden rough sleeping. Gemma was not receiving any support and “refused to engage with services” which stakeholders linked to Read more…

© 2023 Brighter Futures. All rights reserved.
en_GBEnglish
en_GBEnglish