Prospective Charity Partners
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The Family Haven
The Family Haven strives to help vulnerable families in the Gloucestershire area. These families are homeless or living in unsuitable accommodation, or are stuck in the poverty loop because of their social and economic circumstances.
The group provides day centre services with a registered nursery and fully qualified staff offering nursery education, respite, crèche facilities and one-to-one sessions for those with additional needs. They also provide laundry and bathing facilities, hot midday meals for all, parenting classes, healthy eating workshops, mutual support and buddying to fight isolation and active listening and advice for parents.
For more information, please visit the website https://www.thefamilyhaven.com/
Young Gloucestershire
A county-wide charity helping young people have the confidence, motivation and skills to improve their lives.
The group provides one-to-one mentoring sessions to help the young person make changes in their life. In addition, they offer a nationally recognised programme and qualifications including the Princes Trust. The team offers drop-in services to help young people prepare for the world of work. Young Gloucestershire gives young people a voice in their community and helps communities to support young people.
For more information, please visit the website www.youngglos.org.uk
Cheltenham Open Door
Cheltenham Open Door supports vulnerable, disadvantaged and lonely people. The group aims to relieve poverty, hardship and social or emotional distress.
Opening on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, they offer their services free of charge. Guests can have hot meals, request food parcels, benefit from free clothing from the clothing store, access showers and wash and dry clothing on site. The team also signposts guests towards referral services.
For more information, please visit the website https://cheltenhamopendoor.org.uk/about/