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Welcome to our project updates page.

This blog is a space where we share what’s happening within our homelessness project and celebrate the progress being made every day. It is designed to keep everyone connected—those currently living with us, individuals who have moved on, professionals we work alongside, donors, and members of the wider community who support our mission.

Here, you’ll find regular updates on:

Project news and developments
Donation updates and appreciation, including seasonal appeals and community support
Success stories, highlighting individuals who have moved on to independent living
Milestones and achievements within the project
Community involvement and partnerships

We believe it’s important to recognize the generosity of our supporters and the resilience and hard work of the individuals we support. Every donation, partnership, and positive outcome helps create real change, and this page allows us to share that journey openly and respectfully.

Thank you for being part of our community and for supporting people on their path toward stability, independence, and hope.

Christmas 2025

We would like to extend our sincere thanks to everyone who so generously supported us with Christmas donations this year. Your kindness has made a real and meaningful difference to our homeless project and has helped us put together much-needed food hampers for our properties. A special thank you to Daisy Hill Potatoes, Bill, Ricardo, Stuart Brown, Michelle, St Mary’s Church Wives Group, and the Church of St Mary the Virgin. Your generosity, time, and thoughtfulness truly emb

Billy’s Journey to Independent Living

We are incredibly proud to share Billy’s success story — a journey of resilience, commitment, and growth that reflects what can be achieved with determination and the right support. Billy joined the project in 2018 at a time when he was facing significant challenges, including struggles with alcohol addiction. From the very beginning, Billy showed a quiet determination to change his circumstances. Recovery is never easy, but through his own dedication and a strong desire to b