As you are aware, we made rapid changes to our services in response to coronavirus and the lockdown.
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What is going to happen when lockdown ends?’ We don’t want to see anyone return to life on the streets, especially as so many people have started to recover from the physical and mental traumas of homelessness. To have to go back to rough sleeping would be absolutely heartbreaking.
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Our latest newsletter is now available online. Find out more about our response to the coronavirus crisis and the ways the community came together to help 💙
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We'd like to say a BIG thank you and well done to the Gurney family of Bushey who (between them) ran a half marathon!
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As part of the New Hope 30 years celebrations, we had hoped to hold an arts exhibition at Watford Museum in May, displaying the creativity of those accessing New Hope services.
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As part of New Hope’s 30th birthday celebrations, we wanted to create A Little Book of Hope. Last year, we asked staff, volunteers, supporters and service users for contributions of words which have brought hope.
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A message from John Ford, New Hope’s Chair of Trustees
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We can now announce that temporary accommodation has been secured for the majority of people who are sleeping rough in Watford in partnership with Watford Borough Council (WBC).
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