During 2022, we offered care and support, dignity and hope to 1,370 people - a 33% increase compared to 2021. As Covid restrictions lifted, we quickly restored our services and capacity and as the year progressed we responded to additional demand by increasing capacity at our emergency services. This we achieved as a community of service participants, donors, supporters, volunteers, partners and staff working together with innovation, care and commitment.

Many people who have experienced homelessness have suffered deep social disadvantage. To support people to reclaim their lives and reconnect with their communities, we offer tailored addiction and recovery supports and education and employment supports. In 2022, we were able to restore these services to full capacity.

• 82 people were supported by our Addiction Treatment and Aftercare programme.
• 363 people were supported by our Education, Training and Employment programme.