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We help people make a home for themselves.

We provide temporary/ permanent housing with supportive services meeting the long-term needs of chronic homeless individuals, thereby establishing mentoring relationship and trainings to secure stable employment for our clients.

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Overall, Crisis estimated that around 227,000 people were experiencing the worst forms of homelessness – rough sleeping, sleeping in vans and sheds, and stuck in B&Bs – across England, Scotland and Wales in 2021.24 Dec 2021

Over 9,000 households in Kent face homelessness. Together, we can be there for them.

At Broadreach, we espouse the principles of self-determination and opportunity within a caring and morally responsible community. Our mission at Broadreach Homeless Services is to help people make a home for themselves.

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Why we do this?

To provide temporary/permanent housing with supportive services meeting the long-term needs of chronic homeless individuals and promoting the gospel of Christ to those who are willing to know Christ.

To alleviate chronic homelessness by providing short term shelter that seeks to obtain long-term housing, establishing mentoring relationship and trainings to secure stable employment for our clients.

In addition, we provide all the paperwork, expertise and ongoing support to operate a successful supported housing project. We are one of a network of over 55 partners (churches and Christian charities), who house and care for over 1,000 people in the UK.

Achieved to date

Broadreach Homeless services staff and volunteers are committed to empowering their clients and creating youth awareness of the homeless and homelessness situation in the community. Involving them to show compassion and support to the less privileged of the society. Broadreach Homeless services offers its staff and volunteers opportunities to make a material and emotional difference in the day to day life of its client’s .i.e. Pastoral care, training, education. Broadreach Homeless services staff and volunteers will treat one another with consideration (irrespective of a person’s ethnic origin, religious background or sexual orientation). We currently have 11 Bed spaces spread over 3 Boroughs (Dartford, Gravesham and Thurrock).

Perth House, Tilbury

Princes Street, Gravesend

Dartford House

Some of our bedrooms

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Testimonies

From our residents

“Green Pastures has been the foundation of my recover. It's given me stability, routine, created new friendships and fellowship. The whole idea of coming to a place like Mattersey Hall Training Centre is exciting. It gives me a lot of optimism and puts hope into my life. It's the next step in my journey.”
Jamie
Green Pastures Resident
"I'm dyslexic so coming here would give me my opportunity to make my reading better. I want to be a key worker to help people and the only way I can do that is to learn better myself."
Richard
Green Pastures Resident
“I feel to be here for several months would get me ready for the outside world. It's going to fill the gap between finishing rehab and getting back into society”
Ricky
Green Pastures Resident
“I am so thankful for all the help you have given me to get me to where I am.”
Jamie
Resident

Future Plan

We want to do more for more homeless people in more places across the UK and help to change their lives for good especially within and around South East. We want to change the way society thinks and acts towards homeless people. Help give every homeless person a new chance at Training or Employment.

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About our Homeless Services

At Broadreach, we espouse the principles of self-determination and opportunity within a caring and morally responsible community.  Our mission at Broadreach Homeless Services is to help people make a home for themselves.  We are registered as a non-profit company and limited by guarantee. we are a department set up for single homeless people support. We are dedicated to ending homelessness by delivering life-changing services and campaigning for change. With more than 10 years of work, we’ve built up a huge body of expertise and experience directly influencing policy and practice in a number of areas. We also deliver and commission research to better understand the causes and nature of homelessness.  Our mission at Broadreach Homeless Services is to help people make a home for themselves.  We are registered as a non-profit company and limited by guarantee.  The work of the organisation is underpinned by the following core values:

Collaborative: Broadreach Homeless service staff and volunteers are committed to working with one another and in association with other agencies in order to deliver its services and preach the gospel of Christ.

Inclusive: Broadreach Homeless services is available to anyone who needs them (irrespective of the circumstances that led to the person’s homelessness.

Practical: Broadreach Homeless Services offers its staff and volunteers opportunities to make a material and emotional difference in the day to day life of its client’s .i.e. Pastoral care, training, education.

Respectful: Broadreach Homeless service staff and volunteers will treat one another with consideration (irrespective of a person’s ethnic origin, religious background or sexual orientation).

Building self-Esteem: Broadreach Homeless service staff and volunteers see to provide their services in such a way that clients will be encouraged to form a good opinion of themselves.

Enabling Youth: Broadreach Home service staff and volunteers are committed to empowering their clients and creating youth awareness of the homeless and homeless situation in the community.  Involving them to show compassion and support to the less privileged of the society.