Warrington charity marks World Homeless Day with support message

Summarised from Warrington Guardian's report · Updated 12 Oct, 19:07 · Archive

Warrington charity Room at the Inn has marked World Homeless Day on October 10, urging public support for homeless people.

Warrington charity Room at the Inn marked World Homeless Day on October 10 by raising awareness of homelessness and encouraging community support. The charity highlighted that homelessness can affect anyone, with factors such as relationship breakdowns, mental health struggles and income loss contributing to it. It emphasised the importance of connecting those experiencing homelessness with local support services.

Room at the Inn offers a Day Hub open seven days a week from 10am to 5pm on weekdays and 10am to 4pm at weekends, providing hot meals, refreshments, showers, laundry and device charging. A Night Hub offers emergency overnight accommodation in up to 30 camp-bed spaces, operating seven nights a week from 8pm to 8am. The charity also provides support to help individuals access benefits, healthcare and specialist services.

Room at the Inn called on the community to help by donating, volunteering or sharing information about its services. The charity said it has used community support to provide thousands of safe nights, warm meals and hours of practical support annually.

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• Warrington charity urges support for homeless people on World Homeless DayWarrington charity Room at the Inn marks World Homeless Day on October 10, urging support as it offers meals, advice and emergency accommodation locally.Warrington Guardian · 12 Oct, 17:30

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