The Headquarters - 17 Queen Street, Worksop S80 2AN
Welcome to HOPE's new look head office
There's a new look to the HOPE office at No17 Queen Street Worksop.
The bright and open layout provides a welcome for our clients and the public, as well as positive work space for our staff.
Sir Ranulph Fiennes
A message from our Patron:
"When I take on a new challenge, I always want to make a difference to under privileged individuals. HOPE share the same motivation by supporting the homeless and under privileged within the local community, by strengthening the capacity of local people to make a decision about the place they live and work. HOPE aims to build on their past success, and with my support, I am sure they will go from strength to strength. I will endorse the work of this excellent charity and would encourage everybody within the local community to do so also."
"When I take on a new challenge, I always want to make a difference to under privileged individuals. HOPE share the same motivation by supporting the homeless and under privileged within the local community, by strengthening the capacity of local people to make a decision about the place they live and work. HOPE aims to build on their past success, and with my support, I am sure they will go from strength to strength. I will endorse the work of this excellent charity and would encourage everybody within the local community to do so also."
Vision, Mission and Values
HOPE’S vision is for a fair, responsible and inclusive society which encourages, enables and empowers the individual to maximise their potential.
HOPE’s mission is to promote social inclusion, tackle disadvantage, homelessness and the causes of homelessness, and ensure there are pathways for positive lifestyle choices, for those who are outside of mainstream services.
HOPE commits itself to promoting our values within our own service and in areas where we have influence. We are committed to:
HOPE’s mission is to promote social inclusion, tackle disadvantage, homelessness and the causes of homelessness, and ensure there are pathways for positive lifestyle choices, for those who are outside of mainstream services.
HOPE commits itself to promoting our values within our own service and in areas where we have influence. We are committed to:
- Being independent
- Valuing difference and appreciating diversity
- Maintaining high standards in the work we do
- Challenging injustice
- Working with others to improve the communities in which we live and work.
What have we been doing this year..........
- Our Emergency Accommodation supported over 800 homeless people
- We provided emergency aid to another 198 people
- 350 more came for a hot meal
- 471 enjoyed a hot shower and change of clothes
- We gave out more than 150 food parcels
- We made 1,412 collections from homes and businesses around the District
- 250 families were given donated furniture
- Over 40 people have volunteered, contributing 7,678 hours of their time to the charity
- 6 volunteers progressed to paid employment
