To create meaningful change within society, we must begin by transforming the way people think. It’s not enough to simply encourage aid or support; we need to go deeper. Change starts with raising awareness, breaking down stereotypes, providing education, and sparking important conversations. These actions are the foundation for shifting perceptions and fostering a more inclusive and empathetic community.
We collaborate with like-minded organisations to do just this, working together to address the root of societal issues through education and dialogue, so we can build a society where everyone has the opportunity to thrive.
The Unseen Echoes project challenges how we perceive domestic abuse. Too often, our understanding is shaped by what we can physically see—bruises, broken bones, and visible scars. But the reality is far more complex. Many survivors bear no external wounds, yet they live with the deep and lasting impact of psychological, emotional, financial, and coercive control.
When we think of homelessness, a familiar image often comes to mind—scruffy individuals begging or sleeping in shop doorways, struggling with mental health issues, addiction, or both. This image persists because it represents the most visible side of homelessness in the UK. But it is only a fraction of the full picture.
A quiet room, the hum of a fan, the gentle weight of a weighted blanket—these small details may seem insignificant, but for an autistic adult, they can be the difference between comfort and distress. Imagine navigating a world that often feels overwhelming, where social expectations are unspoken and sensory experiences
A scuffed trainer, its sole barely clinging on. A pair of school shoes, polished once but now dulled by rain and rough pavements. A boot with laces tied together, too big for the feet inside. Every step tells a story.
A storytelling and photography project celebrating Buckinghamshire’s volunteers. Created by The Narrator’s Lens CIC in partnership with the High Sheriff of Buckinghamshire to share real stories and inspire community action.
Dementia is one of the most significant public health challenges in the UK, affecting individuals, families, and the healthcare system. As a progressive condition, it leads to increasing levels of disability and dependency, particularly among older adults. The number of people diagnosed with dementia is rising due to an ageing population, and without effective treatment or prevention strategies, it is expected to place a growing burden on health and social care services.
Youth homelessness is a critical issue in the UK and globally, affecting thousands of young people each year. It has far-reaching consequences on individuals, communities, and society as a whole. The effects of homelessness extend beyond housing instability, impacting young people’s physical and mental health, education, employment opportunities, relationships, and long-term prospects.
This report examines the impact of youth homelessness across multiple areas, highlighting the challenges faced by homeless young people and the wider implications for society.
Youth homelessness is a pressing issue in the United Kingdom, affecting thousands of young people each year. Factors such as family breakdown, economic hardship, and systemic failures contribute to the displacement of individuals aged 16 to 24. Understanding the scale of this problem is crucial for developing effective interventions and policies.
The following organisations have provided support either for individual projects or to help us cover our core running costs. As a non-profit organisation, we rely on funding and are grateful for all the support we receive.
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