Hope Housing Training and Support Ltd was launched in 2009 to protect the young and vulnerable in Bournemouth.
Our aim is to provide supported housing, for single, homeless people and individuals completing rehabilitation treatment. The charity sets out to offer extra support to those affected, to pay for counseling sessions and coaching - one of the most important tools available to keep them from getting stuck in the cycle of addiction. These sessions and coaching form a key part of the rehabilitation process, stopping the vicious circle which, often ends in crime, high levels of demand on our legal system, low public confidence in the law and has a direct cost to taxpayers.
The Vision
Our vision is to see:
- The improved lives of young addicts and vulnerable adults
- A reduction in crime and its associated cost
- Safer streets and a better protected public
- Ex-offenders and potential offenders actively supported into work
- Unlocking of police time and strains on the NHS
- Restored public confidence in the law
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Hope Newsletter March 2011 |
| Keeley Weightman from John Lewis at Home in Poole writes about her first two months at Hope... |
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