Meet our Project Lead Eleanor
Our Project Lead at Erimus House Eleanor spoke to us about what her new role looks like...
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.
Our Project Lead at Erimus House Eleanor spoke to us about what her new role looks like...
At Changing Lives, we know that healing from trauma isn’t linear—and it doesn’t always happen in a therapy room. Sometimes, it begins with a needle and thread, a patch of felt, or a shared moment around a craft table.
This week's announcement of a £39 billion investment in affordable housing marks a welcome and long overdue shift in national policy.
We spoke to our Volunteer Olivia, who supports the Communications team, about why she gives her time to volunteer with us.
International Sex worker's Day is observed annually on June 2 of each year, honouring sex workers and recognising their often-exploited working conditions.
Our Recruitment Business Partner Alex Jenkins spoke to us about the roles she has held at Changing Lives and how she has grown professionally and personally to be promoted into her new role.
Our newly appointed Director of People and Culture, Kurran Hawksley, spoke to us about what his new role entails and what he's looking forward to achieving.
Laura - our Netreach Worker based in Wolverhampton - shared what a day in the life of her role looks like.
Our newly appointed Development Director Faye Sunter spoke to us about her new role, and what she's hoping to achieve
To mark child exploitation awareness day, Jess Creaby-Attwood our ASE Partnership Policy Officer sat down with Young People’s Service Manager at Basis Rebekah Vickers-Patel to discuss the realities of child exploitation and the age of transition.
Through its innovative Netreach programme, Changing Lives has observed a concerning growth in the use of online platforms for the sexual exploitation of women.
Changing Lives respond to the Women and Equalities Committee’s recently published report Tackling Non-Consensual Intimate Image Abuse