Where you can get help

If you’re currently homeless or at risk of losing your home, there are charities and services in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole that can help.

Whether you are sleeping rough, sofa surfing, unable to afford your rent or the cost of food, members of the Homelessness Partnership BCP are here for you.

If you are unable to afford the cost of food, the Access to Food Partnership can help. There are foodbanks throughout Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole – and there’s a community meal every day in the area.

The partnership’s interactive map will direct you to a variety of foodbanks and community meals that are available locally. Click the button below to find food support near you.

I need clothes

If you need clothing or shoes, Hope Housing may be able to assist via its Hope & More Charity Shop.

You can find the shop at 171 Seabourne Road, Bournemouth BH5 2HH.

Hope & More offers £20 vouchers to everyone in need, to be spent in its charity shop.

I need showers, laundry or lockers

Poole: Routes to Roots provides essentials including showers, laundry facilities and clothing at their Genesis Centre. Find out more here: https://www.routestoroots.org/charity

Bournemouth: Faithworks’ Half-Time, located at St Mike’s Church in Poole Road, Bournemouth, offers showers, lockers, toiletries and phone charging facilities. It’s open on Mondays (10am to 2pm) and Fridays (11am to 3pm). To book an appointment, call the Helpline on 07842 174241.

Boscombe: Showers and washing machines are available at the BH1 Project, run by The Salvation Army, at 107 Palmerston Road, BH1 4HP.

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We run services in London, Bath, Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole, Brighton, Bristol, Leicester, Oxford and Reading. 

If you or someone else is sleeping on the streets, use StreetLink to make a referral to a local rough sleeping Outreach Team. StreetLink is a national rough sleeper referral site and app, which St Mungo’s help to run in London. 

Visit www.thestreetlink.org.uk

If you’re currently homeless or at risk of losing your home, there are charities and services in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole that can help.

Whether you are sleeping rough, sofa surfing, unable to afford your rent or the cost of food, members of the Homelessness Partnership BCP are here for you.

If you are unable to afford the cost of food, the Access to Food Partnership can help. There are foodbanks throughout Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole – and there’s a community meal every day in the area.

The partnership’s interactive map will direct you to a variety of foodbanks and community meals that are available locally. Click the button below to find food support near you.

I need clothes

If you need clothing or shoes, Hope Housing may be able to assist via its Hope & More Charity Shop.

You can find the shop at 171 Seabourne Road, Bournemouth BH5 2HH.

Hope & More offers £20 vouchers to everyone in need, to be spent in its charity shop.

I need showers, laundry or lockers

Poole: Routes to Roots provides essentials including showers, laundry facilities and clothing at their Genesis Centre. Find out more here: https://www.routestoroots.org/charity

Bournemouth: Faithworks’ Half-Time, located at St Mike’s Church in Poole Road, Bournemouth, offers showers, lockers, toiletries and phone charging facilities. It’s open on Mondays (10am to 2pm) and Fridays (11am to 3pm). To book an appointment, call the Helpline on 07842 174241.

Boscombe: Showers and washing machines are available at the BH1 Project, run by The Salvation Army, at 107 Palmerston Road, BH1 4HP.

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We run services in London, Bath, Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole, Brighton, Bristol, Leicester, Oxford and Reading. 

If you or someone else is sleeping on the streets, use StreetLink to make a referral to a local rough sleeping Outreach Team. StreetLink is a national rough sleeper referral site and app, which St Mungo’s help to run in London. 

Visit www.thestreetlink.org.uk

If you’re currently homeless or at risk of losing your home, there are charities and services in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole that can help.

Whether you are sleeping rough, sofa surfing, unable to afford your rent or the cost of food, members of the Homelessness Partnership BCP are here for you.

If you are unable to afford the cost of food, the Access to Food Partnership can help. There are foodbanks throughout Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole – and there’s a community meal every day in the area.

The partnership’s interactive map will direct you to a variety of foodbanks and community meals that are available locally. Click the button below to find food support near you.

I need clothes

If you need clothing or shoes, Hope Housing may be able to assist via its Hope & More Charity Shop.

You can find the shop at 171 Seabourne Road, Bournemouth BH5 2HH.

Hope & More offers £20 vouchers to everyone in need, to be spent in its charity shop.

I need showers, laundry or lockers

Poole: Routes to Roots provides essentials including showers, laundry facilities and clothing at their Genesis Centre. Find out more here: https://www.routestoroots.org/charity

Bournemouth: Faithworks’ Half-Time, located at St Mike’s Church in Poole Road, Bournemouth, offers showers, lockers, toiletries and phone charging facilities. It’s open on Mondays (10am to 2pm) and Fridays (11am to 3pm). To book an appointment, call the Helpline on 07842 174241.

Boscombe: Showers and washing machines are available at the BH1 Project, run by The Salvation Army, at 107 Palmerston Road, BH1 4HP.

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We run services in London, Bath, Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole, Brighton, Bristol, Leicester, Oxford and Reading. 

If you or someone else is sleeping on the streets, use StreetLink to make a referral to a local rough sleeping Outreach Team. StreetLink is a national rough sleeper referral site and app, which St Mungo’s help to run in London. 

Visit www.thestreetlink.org.uk

If you’re currently homeless or at risk of losing your home, there are charities and services in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole that can help.

Whether you are sleeping rough, sofa surfing, unable to afford your rent or the cost of food, members of the Homelessness Partnership BCP are here for you.

If you are unable to afford the cost of food, the Access to Food Partnership can help. There are foodbanks throughout Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole – and there’s a community meal every day in the area.

The partnership’s interactive map will direct you to a variety of foodbanks and community meals that are available locally. Click the button below to find food support near you.

I need clothes

If you need clothing or shoes, Hope Housing may be able to assist via its Hope & More Charity Shop.

You can find the shop at 171 Seabourne Road, Bournemouth BH5 2HH.

Hope & More offers £20 vouchers to everyone in need, to be spent in its charity shop.

I need showers, laundry or lockers

Poole: Routes to Roots provides essentials including showers, laundry facilities and clothing at their Genesis Centre. Find out more here: https://www.routestoroots.org/charity

Bournemouth: Faithworks’ Half-Time, located at St Mike’s Church in Poole Road, Bournemouth, offers showers, lockers, toiletries and phone charging facilities. It’s open on Mondays (10am to 2pm) and Fridays (11am to 3pm). To book an appointment, call the Helpline on 07842 174241.

Boscombe: Showers and washing machines are available at the BH1 Project, run by The Salvation Army, at 107 Palmerston Road, BH1 4HP.

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We run services in London, Bath, Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole, Brighton, Bristol, Leicester, Oxford and Reading. 

If you or someone else is sleeping on the streets, use StreetLink to make a referral to a local rough sleeping Outreach Team. StreetLink is a national rough sleeper referral site and app, which St Mungo’s help to run in London. 

Visit www.thestreetlink.org.uk