TRINITY WINCHESTER

To support people experiencing homelessness and other vulnerable people by providing meals, healthcare and accommodation.

The Trinity Pathway - From Street to Home - Step 1

One off gift to support with the cost of living crisis

The funding will provide emotional and practical support for people experiencing the effects of homelessness including unemployment addiction domestic violence and abuse poverty and social isolation. The aim is to improve wellbeing and help tackle ....more

The funding will provide emotional and practical support for people experiencing the effects of homelessness including unemployment addiction domestic violence and abuse poverty and social isolation. The aim is to improve wellbeing and help tackle the key issues mentioned prior.

Grant to Trinity Winchester meeting the additional costs of adapting services, premises or implementing other safety measures in response to the Covid pandemic.

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"The fund aims to:1) To reduce closures of essential charities that provide essential services to vulnerable groups during the COVID-19 crisis by ensuring they have the financial resources to operate, thereby reducing the burden on public ....more

"The fund aims to:1) To reduce closures of essential charities that provide essential services to vulnerable groups during the COVID-19 crisis by ensuring they have the financial resources to operate, thereby reducing the burden on public services.2) To ensure essential services are provided to vulnerable people, both in the short and long term through increased community support through the work of charitable organisations."

Grant to Trinity Winchester to support the organisation through COVID19

construction of a building for a charity that works with homeless people in Hampsire

Organisations supporting homelessness

towards Under One Roof capital appeal

Trinity Winchester are requesting a contribution towards it core costs to address the effects of homelessness and vulnerability through specialist practical and emotional support, and proactive prevention, empowering positive change.

Trinity aims to expand its use of arts activities to help women with multiple disadvantage to combat loneliness and isolation and make new friends. The programme will embrace group counselling based on our bespoke Positive minds programme and other ....more

Trinity aims to expand its use of arts activities to help women with multiple disadvantage to combat loneliness and isolation and make new friends. The programme will embrace group counselling based on our bespoke Positive minds programme and other guided mindfulness activities. Activities will be led by trained project workers supported by peer mentors from our Womens service.Trinitys proposed Arty-IT and Crafty Cafe initiative will enable vulnerable women to enhance their creativity and build confidence and self-esteem. It will be a strengths-based initiative, helping people to see what they can do, not what they cant.Crafty Caf activities will include furniture upcycling and making home dcor and accessories. It will take place in an informal caf setting with home-made cakes created by participants on the programme and other refreshments from Trinitys kitchen.Trinitys Arty-IT computer design project will enable women to boost their self-confidence and develop CV-worthy transferable skills for future employment including PR and promotion, pricing, sales and marketing, in a relaxed, informal setting.Entrepreneurial participants will be able to sell items they have made at craft fairs and other community settings from a mobile market-stall gaining a share of the proceeds of their handiwork, as well as raising funds to support Trinitys other charitable objectives.The programme is envisaged as a one-year pilot project. It will be monitored and evaluated robustly with a view to continuing the activity and sharing best practice with other womens organisations that work with a similar client group.

Trinity's Arty-IT and Crafty Cafe projects are designed to achieve the following outcomes: 1 Build confidence and Self-esteem - through informal interaction in a range of peer-led sessions. 2 Build resilience, promote friendships reducing loneliness ....more

Trinity's Arty-IT and Crafty Cafe projects are designed to achieve the following outcomes: 1 Build confidence and Self-esteem - through informal interaction in a range of peer-led sessions. 2 Build resilience, promote friendships reducing loneliness and social isolation - . As a predictor of premature death, insufficient social connection is a bigger risk factor than obesity and the equivalent of smoking up to 15 cigarettes a day (Holt-Lunstad, 2015). A regular venue that vulnerable people feel ownership of is a key resource in combatting social isolation 3 Promote independence through developing new skills and experience - using art / craft to develop creative skills that are transferable to daily life - including enhanced employabilty through PR and promotion, pricing, sales and marketing. Entrepreneurial participants will be able to sell items they have made from a Trinity mobile market-stall gaining a share of the proceeds of their handiwork, as well as raising funds to support Trinitys charitable objectives. All of these outcomes are interrelated and build on all three of the Tampon Tax Community Fund's listed objectives.

Contribution to Learning for Life Skills project - supporting homeless and vulnerable young people.

Trinity Winchester supports homeless and vulnerable people. It is seeking funding to develop its strategic planning, increase its fundraising skills, attain PQASSO accreditation and to carry out a building utilisation study

towards three years' running costs of a project in Hampshire providing a drop-in support services for people who are homeless

the salary and on-costs of the Senior Project Worker

towards two years' core costs of a drop in support service in Hampshire for people who are homeless

This continuing and expanding Winchester-based project aims to provide practical and emotional support to people in Hampshire who are homeless or vulnerably housed. The drop-in day centre provides basic services including hot meals, clothing and ....more

This continuing and expanding Winchester-based project aims to provide practical and emotional support to people in Hampshire who are homeless or vulnerably housed. The drop-in day centre provides basic services including hot meals, clothing and washing facilities, as well as opportunities to make positive long-term changes through counselling, learning, and access to advice and support. The grant will allow extended opening hours to Saturdays and bank holidays and extended morning outreach services.