We use our voice to speak up about homelessness because we've been on the frontline of it for over 55 years. This is what we're doing and saying. For media enquiries, get in touch with our Communications Team.
During our TSFWF report launch event, our panel discussion explored how public services can be transformed to address regional and gendered inequalities. Our expert panel included policy professionals, regional authorities, and those leading frontline organisations.
Our Transforming Services for Women's Futures project, in partnership with Agenda Alliance examined how public services can be redesigned post-pandemic to better support women with multiple unmet needs.
Get Ahead participant Harry shares his story of how the Get Ahead team supported him after graduating from Oaktrees and beginning his sobriety journey.
Black, minoritised and migrant women who have experienced sexual exploitation face additional challenges and exclusion from services, as highlighted in the latest briefing published by the STAGE partnership.
Get Ahead participant shares insights about his journey to employment through the Get Ahead programme
Too many women are dying from disadvantage in one of the poorest parts of England, according to groundbreaking new research which serves as an urgent wake-up call for levelling up efforts.
Find out more about why we're joining the campaign to call for a strategy to end youth homelessness.
Working closely with the employment team at Changing Lives, Central Employment will use their expertise and knowledge to assist those who use our services to seek employment.
Our Transforming Services for Women's Futures project, in collaboration with Agenda Alliance, explores how public services can better support women with multiple unmet needs.
The STAGE partnership held the second webinar in a series focussing on the theme of Access to Healthcare. Laura McIntyre, Head of Women’s and Children’s Services, opened the event.
Story Chair - a collaboration between national charity Changing Lives and Northumbria University - has been facilitated over the last 12 months and involved more than 50 women across Newcastle, Ashington, North Tyneside and Sunderland taking part in an eight-week programme.
We recently spoke to the women from our Transforming Services project, based in Tyne and Wear and Northumberland, who shared that there is a serious lack of support, information and understanding for women who have experienced child removal.
