OUR MISSION
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To Help The Homeless
Belfast And Lisburn Community Project is a nonpartisan organisation committed to preventing and ending homelessness in our community and to support families in need..
Our approach is tailored to the people and our community. Wherever we work, we do so with common values and the same respect for each person we meet.
Our work ranges from providing safe shelter, accommodation, food and health services to helping people affected by homelessness receive the education, employment and social services they need.
Our goal is Recycling, Ending Poverty and to empower people who face homelessness. Improving their quality of life and helping them stay off the streets for good.
Try to avoid having to spend a night on the streets. Remember, you don’t have to be living on the streets to be homeless. You are homeless if the Housing Executive believes it’s not reasonable for you to continue living in your current home. That could be because you’ve been asked to leave, because you can’t afford it anymore or because living there is damaging your health.
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Nobody truly starts out homeless. However, during one’s lifetime, various circumstances turn necessities we all take for granted, like food and shelter, into scarce resources. Whether it be mental health issues, addiction or family circumstance, some people lose their way. Most of us are too busy to see the problem.
One stereotype is that homeless people are scary, dirty, and worthless or should just get a job. We see human beings.
All profits support the BALCProject’s programs. Whether you shop, donate, or both, you’ll know that you’re making a positive impact to stop homelessness and poverty in our community.
Every , small or large, can have a huge impact on a person’s life.
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Project to stop homelessness and to help the people living in the Belfast and Lisburn area, with the aim of recycling used Items that can be reused by other people living in the community.
As a self-funded charity, we rely on fundraising to enable us to carry out our work. You can help Belfast And Lisburn Community Project to feed, clothe, shelter and comfort those most in need.
You can help in a number of different ways, all s are used to help those most in need and also to raise funds through our Charity Shop to help the Homeless:
Monetary Donations
Text / SMS s:
To donate £1, text SNOY01 to 70201
To donate £3, text SNOY01 to 70331
To donate £5, text SNOY01 to 70970
To donate £10, text SNOY01 to 70191
Drop In Store
Donate clothes and other home accessories like shoes, jewellery, and handbags so they can be reused.
Food s can be dropped off to support our Walk INN Foodbank for families in crisis.
We are all in this together.
Pick Up
We will even collect your donated items from your home if you dont drive.
We can pick up smaller items from your address by contacting us.
Fund Raising
Our vital services cannot be provided without the people who support us through fundraising. You could join to raise fund in any of our events.
DonateWALK INN CHARITY SHOP AND FOODBANK
Belfast And Lisburn Community Project Operates a Fundraising Charity Shop also Foodbank that Surpport families in crisis
ADVICE CENTRE AND ONLINE CENTRE NETWORK
Belfast And Lisburn Community Project give advice and information, Help with employment and Training
COVID-19 SUPPORT CENTRE
Support during Coronavirus pandemic for people in the community, such as older people and families in crisis
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Caring: We are passionate about what we do and care about each individual.
Collaborative: We work in partnership with others so as to best achieve our mission.
Dynamic: We are innovative, effective and results driven.
Enabling: Enable vulnerable people to make informed decisions about their lives.
Expert: We are authoritative, trusted and quality orientated.
Influential: We draw strength and legitimacy from the individual and combined voices and experience of homeless people and ensure that those voices are heard.
Belfast charity sees demand for weekly food parcels increase by 40%
Published Monday 2 August 2021, 4:51pm
By James Martin
A Belfast charity has seen a significant rise in food poverty with demand for their weekly food parcels up 40%.
The charity says it has seen an uptake as furlough begins to wind down.
One in five firms say they plan to let staff go after the latest changes to the scheme.
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Homelessness: ‘Everybody’s dream is to have their own home at Christmas’
By Emily McGarvey
BBC News NI Published 25 December 2021
While many families will celebrate Christmas in the warmth of their own home, for others, that is a luxury they can only dream of this year.
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