Sentence examples for homelessness projects from inspiring English sources

The painting was auctioned yesterday on behalf of the Housing Works charity, which helps to fund Aids and homelessness projects.

In 2013, half of homelessness projects with decreases in funding laid off staff, while a third reported reducing the provision of "meaningful activities".

Local homelessness projects and drug treatment centres could be forced to close down just as they were starting to make an impact, he added.

In Homeless Link's annual review of the sector, we found that 32% of people in homelessness projects were ready to move on but were unable to because of a shortage of available accommodation.

There are about 40 homelessness projects in London; only eight are any good," he says.There is also a role to be played by philanthropists in encouraging non-profits to develop other sources of finance, to reduce their dependence on the goodwill of donors.

We run a small homelessness project which secures long-term accommodation for over 150 people a year.

On Saturday, she will play a gig at a festival in aid of the homelessness charity, SHP, a homelessness project, and has been asked to be an ambassador for another organisation that supports women who have been in prison or involved with drugs.

The homelessness project fizzles out before it has really got started, David's faith in GoodNews wanes, and when Katie's self-examination threatens to be something darker, more destructive in the manner of, say, Hanif Kureishi's Intimacy, Hornby pulls the plug on seriousness and deflates her despair.

There was a homelessness project where we created a book.

The chancellor will announce cash to provide 2,000 accommodation places for rough sleepers who are ready to move on from crisis hostels and £10m for homelessness prevention projects.

Cuts to homelessness prevention projects began in the wake of the financial crisis of 2008, and on average local authority funding for services helping vulnerable people avoid homelessness (often called Supporting People services) was cut by 45% between 2009/10 and 2014/15.