Offering hope and support to people struggling against homelessness and exclusion. 

COVID-19 Update

The coronavirus pandemic has affected society in many ways, and like most of us, NOAH are having to do things differently. Our charity stores are now reopened and ready to offer a place for good deals to the local community. Our Academy has restarted their face to face classes as well as their online provision across the county – for more information on our courses please visit our Academy Page. The NOAH Welfare Centre continues to have appointments with the most vulnerable in the community to further support those hit hard by the pandemic.

We are moving quickly to adapt to the circumstances we find ourselves in. Our welfare services continue to support people in severe poverty, not least by ensuring that rough sleepers have something to eat, have shelter, and support.

NOAH takes the safety of our clients, staff and volunteers very seriously, and this is especially important during the pandemic. We maintain thorough risk assessments for all of our activities, which evolve as the circumstances change. If you have any questions about this, please contact us.

Coronavirus has disrupted our ability to raise funds for our services, and like most charities we are facing financial hardship. If you are willing and able, we would be very grateful for your support of our Coronavirus Appeal (Click here to donate), which will ensure that NOAH can continue to help people in severe poverty.

Many thanks for your support.

NOAH has been working for more than 30 years to provide support for people who have nowhere else to turn

With our staff team, many volunteers and benefactors, a combination that is dedicated to seeing and helping realise the potential in people, we have come through some tough times to create an organisation that can do some extraordinary things.