Provided support to 1381 individuals across all of our programmes of service;
Provided Wellbeing Centre contact, support and services for 425 people (Some of whom attended several times a week);
Served over 6,500 affordable hot, nutritious meals and countless teas, coffees, juices, soups , rolls and desserts;
Housing related advice and accommodation support given to 202 people, helping many to sustain their tenancies and live locally;
Provided 4 people with emergency accommodation and helped to secure permanent accommodation;
Provided 178 individuals with resettlement advice and support;
Worked with 215 rough sleepers and those in imminent danger of rough sleeping, and secured settled accommodation for 22
Helped 197 people engage in our activities programmes to improve their general health and wellbeing;
Provided placement opportunities for university and college students studying social work, occupational therapy and health and social care;
Provided 66 people with volunteering, training and work experience opportunities, both for service users and people from the wider community;
St John Ambulance homeless service recorded a total of over 1500 contacts with individuals using their service at Seaview at the hope kitchen in 2017.(St John Ambulance produces a separate report detailing their work;)
Given help, support and encouragement to people with in a wide range of issues including substance misuse, emotional wellbeing/mental health, literacy, relationships, cultural, faith and language needs;
Provided peer support for 47 people through our RADAR project;
