FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
FAQs
Have questions about what we do or how you can help? This section provides a few answers to common enquiries about our mission, services, and how you can contribute to making a difference. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, feel free to contact us directly!
Transition Homeless Project is a non-profit organisation based in Harrow, West London. We focus on transforming the lives of homeless young people and single homeless women, by offering dedicated support and advise. Individuals receive support to transition into independent living. We also offer expert advise to prevent anyone at risk of becoming homeless.
The project offers specialist support to specific individuals, such as young people, and vulnerable single homeless women, at risk of or experiencing unexpected homelessness. This may include individuals affected by job loss, relationship breakdown, leaving care, domestic abuse, eviction, or poverty. We also assist those at risk of homelessness due to financial pressures.
Transition Homeless Project offers various services, a weekly soup kitchen providing hot meals, education and training programmes to help individuals develop skills, financial and housing advice to regain stability, and poverty prevention aid for those at risk of becoming homeless.
Immediate Help
- Flora’s Soup Kitchen (weekly)
- Medical checks
- Housing Support
- Universal Credit and Homeless Prevention Fund guidance.
Preventative Support
- We offer essential services to rough sleepers, helping to rebuild their lives and transition off the streets.
- We offer tailored guidance and assistance to young people and single homeless women.
Employment Support
- Free educational courses
- Career advice and our Transition Programme
- Job applications and interview coaching
- 24-hour helpline
Homelessness is increasing at an alarming rate due to rising living costs, energy prices, and housing expenses. In London alone, over 187,000 people are homeless, and the demand for services like food banks and housing advice continues to grow. Many individuals are struggling to make ends meet, Emphasising the need for community support.
You can make a difference by donating to the project, where even £10 provides a hot meal and drink. Additionally, you can volunteer your time, participate in fundraising, or help spread awareness about homelessness to create a positive impact.
