Housing Justice is the national voice of Christian action in the field of housing and homelessness. We exist because we believe that human dignity is challenged by the lack of decent housing.
We support night-shelters, drop-ins and hundreds of practical projects nationwide by providing advice and training for churches and other community groups who work with homeless people.
We work by uniting Christians and churches of all denominations across the country to work for change. We embrace partnerships with people of all faiths (and none) who share our values of social justice and compassion.
Housing Justice National Conference - 18.06.09
Came and went. See the story in pictures here >>
...and don't forget to read the press release issued on 19.06.09
Homelessness: on the road to Theology
On 3rd June, Housing Justice CEO Alison Gelder gave a lecture with this title at Action Research - Church and Society.
Read the transcript here >>
Housing Justice featured on humanrightstv.com
Sally Leigh, our London Co-ordinator, talks about The Street Homeless Project and what we are doing. She also talks about the wider issues and challenges that face all of those involved in supporting those who are abandoned on the streets of England. The video also features Bill Bell, a long-standing volunteer.
Watch Sally here >>
British Institute for Human Rights to train HJ staff
Housing Justice is to partner with BIHR under their 'Human Rights and Poverty Project'. More here >>
Vetting and barring for winter shelters: policy update
On 14th May 2009, HJ met with a Home Office representative to obtain clarifications on the vetting and barring scheme at the Home Office
More here >>
Housing Justice attends demo
On 4th May'09 Housing Justice marched in support of the Strangers into Citizens campaign
See the photo gallery here >>
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New HJ Publication: Rough Sleeping Compassion v Coercion: Church, Community and Goverment responses' |
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31st. Annual Justice & Peace Conference Hayes Conference Centre Swanwick - Derbyshire 17 - 19 July 2009 |
A Conference for all denominations |
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We support the GET FAIR campaign for its determination to secure the commitment of all major political parties to put an end to poverty by 2020. Find out more here >> |
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| Local Grants Forum |
Housing Justice is among fifteen or so organisations behind the Forum. We campaign to protect grants for local third sector organisations and community groups. Find out more here >> |
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| We support livesimply in its drive to fight poverty that derives from consumerism by inviting individuals to commit to living more sustainably. Find out more here >> |
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| We support the Big Lunch for planning to make communities nationwide to sit down and have lunch together on 19th July. Find out more here >> |
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