Hope Housing holding people’s hope until they can hold it themselves

Give the gift of hope
Hope Housing - find your fresh start

Find out more

Opening the door for a brighter future

Now in it’s 16th year, Hope Housing, based in Bournemouth, is a charity offering supported accommodation for the homeless. Through a tailored intensive support program, we empower individuals to reach their full potential with personalised support, guidance, career skills, and counseling.

With 100 beds across Dorset, we collaborate with over 25 local organisations to house vulnerable adults, helping them rebuild their lives and transition into stable accommodation and employment. Our incredible team of Support Workers, Maintenance staff, and volunteers makes it all possible, ensuring we’re there for those who need us most.

Support truly changes lives.

How we help

192 people
housed during 2024 at Hope Housing

40 residents successfully moved on

100% success in preventing reoffending

£5

Contributes to hope housing and helps our charity.

£10

Contributes to a welcome pack for someone homeless who comes to hope.

£20

Contributes to a breakfast money for a month for 1 person.

£60

Contributes to provide six sessions of counselling to a vulnerable person.

Donate Here

£5.00

£10.00

£20.00

£60.00

Custom Amount

Add Gift Aid

3% Cover the Fee

Housing Referrals

Are you in need of our help? Are you or someone you know need of housing?

Get Help

Safeguarding

Hope Housing prioritises safeguarding vulnerable adults under the Care Act 2014. All staff are trained to Level 3 in safeguarding.

More information

Volunteer

Individuals or groups can help in our Soap Kitchen (up to 8 people) or join cooking classes, gardening, and more. Your support is greatly appreciated!

Volunteer

Donate

Without you, we couldn’t do what we do. Your donations, no matter how big or small, will help us care for more homeless people.

Donate

Tina's Story

Tina, from Poole, arrived at Hope Housing after a long struggle with alcoholism. Over four years, she bravely overcame countless challenges and found purpose in a full-time role supporting autistic adults. This job allowed her to save up and move into her very first home—a dream she never thought possible. Today, Tina is thriving and still visits Hope Housing to stay connected with the community that helped her rebuild her life.
Russells Story

Russell, came to Hope Housing needing support and guidance. He had been been a drug and alcohol abuser and when Russell came to Hope, he was in the very early stages of recovery from both! Russell attended meetings, social events for residents and gained a good footfall during his 12 months.Russell, father to one also became the sole carer for his son and they have been successfully living together since leaving Hope.