Description for our service

Our safety net programme is designed to support individuals and families in need, especially those facing financial hardship, unemployment, disability, or social exclusion. These services aim to promote well-being, dignity, and access to basic needs.

It offers a wide range of benefits for individuals, families, and society as a whole. Our programme aims to provide support to people in financial hardship, ensuring a minimum standard of living and promoting social and economic inclusion.

Reduces Health Inequalities

Increased Empowerment

Creating Resilient and Connected Community

What Matters To You

We believe that every person deserves to feel valued and included in their community. That’s why we provide a range of services aimed at identifying what matters to you.

Meet our expert

Social Inclusion Lead

Olu

Creative Public Health Lead

Ehi

Frequently Asked Questions

You can access our service directly known as self-referral or through referral from GP, health partners link workers and other local organisations.

We do not offer home visit as part of our support in connecting you to resources within the community. If you are not feeling confident enough for a face to face session. We do offer telephone service as an alternative. 

This service is available to everyone. Especially to individuals and families facing financial hardship and other critical needs such as food, clothing, hygiene products, digital access and toiletries.