Renova is a new charity with a goal to accommodate the homeless, help them become self-sufficient and contributing members of the community.
Every penny of your contribution will enable Renova to carry out the work of rehabilitating the homeless, providing them with a safe home, off the streets, out of the wet and snow and to give them the necessary skills and training to get back on their feet. You can help each resident of the Renova house realise their dream. You help give them a home, you help give them hope, you help them find their place.
Homelessness is on the increase and whilst the government has been proactive to try to address the issue during the Covid-19 pandemic by being able to shelter some homeless people, the BIG question is “What happens afterwards?”. Some homeless people are already leaving their places of shelter because they are not getting the necessary support.
This is exactly where the service Renova is offering can make the difference. We are in communication with the local council aiming to work in partnership and eradicate homelessness in the Borough. In October, the BBC reported that during this pandemic around 15,000 people had been brought in off the streets in England. St Mungo's says it presents an unprecedented opportunity to stop people returning to the streets. Renova agrees!
Renova is a new charity with a goal to accommodate the homeless, help them become self-sufficient and contributing members of the community.
Every penny of your contribution will enable Renova to carry out the work of rehabilitating the homeless, providing them with a safe home, off the streets, out of the wet and snow and to give them the necessary skills and training to get back on their feet. You can help each resident of the Renova house realise their dream. You help give them a home, you help give them hope, you help them find their place.
Homelessness is on the increase and whilst the government has been proactive to try to address the issue during the Covid-19 pandemic by being able to shelter some homeless people, the BIG question is “What happens afterwards?”. Some homeless people are already leaving their places of shelter because they are not getting the necessary support.
This is exactly where the service Renova is offering can make the difference. We are in communication with the local council aiming to work in partnership and eradicate homelessness in the Borough. In October, the BBC reported that during this pandemic around 15,000 people had been brought in off the streets in England. St Mungo's says it presents an unprecedented opportunity to stop people returning to the streets. Renova agrees!
