The Sustaining Tenancies Project supports Housing Executive tenants whose mental health, finances, trauma or social circumstances place their tenancy at risk. Funded by the NIHE Sustaining Tenancies Programme, it provides early, trauma‑informed help — from housing and benefits advice to emotional support, practical life‑skills and crisis intervention — ensuring people can remain safely housed and connected to their community.

Funded by the NI Housing Executive, A Place at the Table provides practical, emotional and social support for people who are homeless or living in unsafe or unsuitable accommodation. Through hot meals, low‑cost cookery sessions, benefits advice and trauma‑informed support, the project helps reduce food insecurity, strengthen wellbeing and prevent homelessness within our community.

No Lost Cause is a new Life Change Changes Lives project, funded by the Department of Justice, created to support people whose behaviour may reflect distress rather than intent. Inspired by Stevie Smith’s Not Waving but Drowning, the project combines creative activity, counselling, advocacy and practical training to help disadvantaged and disengaged individuals realise their potential. With early initiatives such as Food Hygiene Training and cooking sessions, No Lost Cause highlights the strong link between nutrition, behaviour and mental wellbeing, while offering pathways that build confidence, work readiness and long‑term change.