Homelessness Support

We are an organisation with a reputation for developing innovative responses to people who are struggling to improve their family’s difficult circumstances whether from homelessness or family breakdown. We work with families, children, young people and vulnerable adults.

Wednesday at 9am - Hot Breakfast sit down meal
Thursday at 6pm - Hot Dinner sit down meal

The LifeHouse offers meals for homeless people and support/help with addictions to vulnerable adults.

Every Tues-Wed-Thurs we offer an on-the-door service of food parcel bags.

We also offer:
free clothing, regular hairdressing, regular foot care, advice and signposting services, free eye tests and glasses.

Wednesday at 9am - Hot Breakfast sit down meal
Thursday at 6pm - Hot Dinner sit down meal

The LifeHouse offers meals for homeless people and support/help with addictions to vulnerable adults.

Every Tues-Wed-Thurs we offer an on-the-door service of food parcel bags.

We also offer:
free clothing, regular hairdressing, regular foot care, advice and signposting services, free eye tests and glasses.

We work with people to identify and build their circle of support, which may be friends, family, colleagues, or supporters who form a group, supporting the person to make their own decisions about their life. YOU works in partnership with The EC Roberts Centre and HOPE Portsmouth to support people in crisis in our community.

The Project promotes independence, resilience and recovery from the impacts of COVID through developing Community Circles of Support. We have three Community Circles of Support Partners who help people through outreach, food banks, community larders/pantries and community meals across Portsmouth.

The Community Circles of Support Partners will undertake a holistic assessment identifying skills, potential, root causes of crisis, actions the clients want to take and identify strategies to help themselves for future situations.

The aim of Community Circles of Support Partners is to help people in hardship, including those with complex needs such as mental ill-health, domestic abuse and social isolation. They will benefit from improvements to their health, wellbeing, skills and independence and to understand how to take personal control of their situation.

Hope House, provided by Two Saints, offers accommodation and support services to homeless people.
Referrals are from Portsmouth City Council Housing Needs and Advice service

We offer a variety of high and medium-low supported accommodation for clients experiencing homelessness, mental health or substance misuse issues. Referrals through Solent NHS.

The Two Saints' vision is to give people who are homeless, vulnerable or in need of support, the opportunity to build a brighter future.