Hope Housing provides supported accommodation for the homeless. We have shared accommodation, self-contained accommodation and destitute accommodation for those with no access to public funds. We have a team of excellent support workers who work with the clients to create a positive pathway out of homelessness We assist people out of homelessness and we help to transition them into the next phase of their lives, but this process frequently requires time and does not always happen immediately. Instead of merely giving our clients a place to live, we offer them a range of support. Support workers tailor their job to the individual's needs. Advocacy is a large part of the support that we offer; our clients may need assistance accessing public funds such as Universal Credit or completing applications for further support. We encourage clients to work on their well-being and lead them on a journey that will hopefully result in them having secured a job, shelter, and living independently. This can look like English language classes, Alcoholics and Narcotics Anonymous meetings, and regular visits to the Job Centre. We support our destitute clients with food parcels. We help our clients apply for passports; get access to rent in advance, manage crises, check their immigration status, open bank accounts, find volunteer and employment opportunities, get them access to doctors and other supportive agencies and as much as within our capacity to ensure that our clients are on their way to positively moving on from our accommodation, in some cases we support them to reintegrate them into the community. Homelessness is a traumatic experience, which is why the emotional side of support In addition to the more tangible ways we support our clients, we give is so important. Providing companionship and a listening ear can be transformational. We also always try to offer prayer when it is appropriate, as we believe that anything we can try to do, God can do better, and there is no ceiling to the miracles that can happen with Him.