Homelessness

What a powerful week of partnership and purpose!

As Manchester Homelessness Partnership, we’ve taken collaboration to a whole new level in March 2026— delivering real, tangible impact for people experiencing homelessness, poverty and destitution. This is building on the amazing daily work of our Partnership members that takes place year on year throughout the Manchester weather! A huge thank you to Simplyhealth OneSight What a powerful week of partnership and purpose!

The Local Value of Manchester’s Homelessness VCFSE Sector

Voluntary and community organisations supporting people at risk of and experiencing homelessness in Manchester come in many forms, but all are on the frontline of delivering change and providing vital support to some of the city’s most vulnerable people. From hot meals and emergency accommodation to outreach, advice, and long-term pathways out of homelessness, they The Local Value of Manchester’s Homelessness VCFSE Sector

Manchester Homelessness Partnership E-bulletin: February 2025 (Edited)

You can read the full version of the e-bulletin here. Our Action Groups and ongoing work Prevention Action GroupThe Prevention Action Group met in February and discussed the development of case studies using lived experience to demonstrate the work of members and the impact their work has for people experiencing homelessness. Jack from Mustard Tree has offered Manchester Homelessness Partnership E-bulletin: February 2025 (Edited)

Manchester Homelessness Partnership E-bulletin: December 2024 (Edited)

You can read the full version of the e-bulletin here. This Christmas, meet ArunFrom life on the streets to finding stability, Arun’s journey is a powerful story of courage, resilience, and the life-changing impact of support. At Engage Grow Go (EGG), they are committed to helping people like Arun turn their lives around – providing not just shelter, Manchester Homelessness Partnership E-bulletin: December 2024 (Edited)

Manchester Homelessness Partnership E-bulletin: November 2024 (Edited)

You can read the full version of the e-bulletin here. The reasons why participating in activities and sports is important Participating in activities has several positive impacts on people experiencing homelessness, both immediately and in the long term. Here are some of the key benefits: – Social Connection and Community: Many experiencing homelessness feel isolated. Engaging Manchester Homelessness Partnership E-bulletin: November 2024 (Edited)