Changing Lives Respond to Statutory Homelessness Figures April 2024
Our Policy Manager Philippa Roussell responds to the Statutory homelessness in England Figures released by the DLUHC.
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 Policy Manager Philippa Roussell responds to the Statutory homelessness in England Figures released by the DLUHC.
With local elections coming up on 2nd May, our Policy Manager, Philippa Rousell, sets out what we hope to see from mayors and police and crime commissioners.
Auckland House is a six-bedroom supported accommodation project for women facing homelessness, providing support to develop independent living skills.
Members of the Transforming Together network recently attended the 1 Million Women and Girls Mayoral Debate in Newcastle.
We are proud to welcome Lisa Boyack, our Criminal Justice Services Area Manager, to our board of trustees.
A local partnership has launched a new programme supporting people in Newcastle who are worried about their behaviour towards a partner or ex-partner.
As a provider of services to adults and young people who have experienced sexual exploitation, we are proud to use our voice to those of many others seeking to protect the vulnerable from horrendous abuse.
Sandra has over 25 years commercial business experience focusing on providing Technology and Talent Solutions to a wide range of organisations.
To celebrate International Women's Day 2024, our staff team at Bentinck Terrace spoke to us about their background and why they do the work they do with us at Changing Lives.
To mark International Women's Day, our brilliant staff member Jennifer Brain spoke to us about her role as a Support Worker within our supported accommodation.
To mark National Careers Week, Key Worker Steven talks about his experience of working within our Employment team after being supported by Changing Lives.
Join us for an exhibition marking International Women's Day 2024 in the York St John University Arts Foyer, open from 8 - 14 March.