Our dedicated veteran project provides homeless veterans with accommodation and the support they deserve to re-build their lives.
How We Help
Amicus Trust provides Supported Accommodation for homeless adults(16-65)in welcoming properties in Bedfordshire, Northamptonshire, Leicestershire and Buckinghamshire.
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The Stepping Stones project can provide one-to-one support for adults who feel they need extra help in getting a job, developing functional skills or getting on the right course.
How We Help
The Night Owl Mobile Shelter is a well-equipped bus with reclining seats to provide overnight accommodation and support to the homeless if the temperature drops below 0 degrees.
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Amicus Trust have been supporting the single homeless community for over 40 years, and our commitment now is as strong as it was in 1974. We have grown from our roots as a soup kitchen and now have projects offering supported accommodation in Bedfordshire, Leicestershire, Northamptonshire and Buckinghamshire, a mobile night shelter bus, a dedicated mental health project and our Stepping Stones Project, which supports vulnerable adults in achieving their work and educational goals.
All our services are designed to deliver respite from homelessness and empower people to rebuild their own lives.
In 2016 we supported 240 homeless individuals with accommodation (including dedicated projects for Veterans), 209 homeless and/or vulnerable adults with education and employment goals and 116 homeless with mental health services.
About Us
If you are veteran of the UK armed forces and are homeless or are risk of homelessness, Amicus Trust is here to support you.
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Amicus Trust provides supported accommodation for single homeless adults (16 – 65) in Beds, Bucks, Leics and Northants
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Stepping Stones has been set up to help you overcome personal barriers and achieve your own vocational or educational objectives
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During the winter months Amicus Trust operates a mobile night shelter in the Bedfordshire area. Call 01234 358 478 for more information.
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‘I was brought up by my Mum mostly – there was domestic abuse and my Dad was in prison. Mum got a new husband, which didn’t work well for me. I moved in and out of their home, because of the problems there. I was uncomfortable with all this because I missed loads of school,...
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