If it weren't for the Brothers I would have been on the streets. I have friends and football in my life now and on Tuesday we are celebrating my three years of not drinking.
Amo - Good Shepherd Service UserSean: I Can’t Stop Smiling
Sean has been part of the AfEO project, which helps people who have an offending history within the last 12 months into private accommodation, with tailored...
Read moreNicole’s Story: Learning to Love Myself
Nicole, 19, is a volunteer in the Good Shepherd’s LEAP programme, where people with experience of homelessness, mental health, addiction or other issues are able...
Read moreHenok’s Story: A New Chapter
This week is National Refugee Week, the world’s largest arts and culture festival celebrating the contributions, creativity and resilience of refugees and people seeking sanctuary. The Good...
Read moreVolunteer Focus: In-Comm Training
As part of Volunteer’s Week (Monday 2nd – Sunday 8th June) we’d like to recognise and celebrate our amazing volunteers by focusing on their stories.
Read moreVolunteer Focus: Brother Charles
As part of Volunteer’s Week (Monday 2nd – Sunday 8th June) we’d like to recognise and celebrate our amazing volunteers by focusing on their stories.
Read moreVolunteer Focus: Pat
As part of Volunteer’s Week (Monday 2nd – Sunday 8th June) we’d like to recognise and celebrate our amazing volunteers by focusing on their stories.
Read moreVolunteer Focus: Nika
As part of Volunteer’s Week (Monday 2nd – Sunday 8th June) we’d like to recognise and celebrate our amazing volunteers by focusing on their stories.
Read moreAdelaide’s Story: Pomegranate Café
Pomegranate Café offers training and employment opportunities for people with lived experiences of homelessness or other barriers to work. Adelaide is the first employee, who...
Read moreVicci’s Story: Look Forward Not Back
Vicci is a member of Good Shepherd's HOPE forum, taking place every month - the forum is an opportunity for service users to have their...
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