Honeycomb Group’s homelessness charity Concrete began working with developer Chris* last year, when they partnered up on a new housing site in Stoke-on-Trent
Thanks to local funding, Glow's Relationships without Fear programme has been discounted for Newcastle-under-Lyme schools.
The Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme (DVDS) makes it possible for someone to find out whether their current or ex-partner has a history of domestic abuse.
We've developed our fire safety information, support and guidance to make sure that our residents continue to feel safe at home.
This month, we're calling out for more suitable accommodation for people who are both homeless and affected by a physical disability.
Last month, we announced Unitas Maintenance Solutions Ltd (UMS) as our home repairs provider.
Concrete are keen to expand their team and inspire others to join the homelessness sector.
Last month, with support from Stoke-on-Trent City Council, Honeycomb Group secured funding from the Government’s Rough Sleeping Initiative to expand homelessness support within the LGBTQ+ community.
The SPHERE project will provide access to support and accommodation to local users of psychoactive drugs.