Welfare Centre

Contact Us

If you are messaging regarding an urgent welfare need, please contact the Welfare Centre directly on 01582 728416 or in person at 141 Park Street, Luton, LU1 3HG.

Every Morning NOAH is Ready

to offer a warm welcome to everybody who arrives looking for help and advice.

On any given day up to 100 people will arrive with a variety of needs. We can support people with a quality one to one appointment and provide space and reassurance to talk through problems and questions.

Welfare Centre

 Opening Hours

On any given day up to 100 people will arrive with a variety of needs. We can support people with a quality one to one appointment and provide space and reassurance to talk through problems and questions.

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Sunday

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9AM - 4PM

9AM - 3PM

9AM - 4PM

9AM- 4PM

9AM - 4PM

9AM - 3PM

9AM - 3PM

The Welfare Centre is open 365 days a year

From 9.00am – 4.00pm weekdays and 9.00am – 3.00pm at weekends.

Each day a free hot meal is available for rough sleepers between 12.00pm – 2.00pm via either a takeaway or in the dining room. On Fridays a community meal in the dining room is available to every NOAH client from 12.00pm – 2.00pm.

The Centre is a safe, welcoming space where people can talk things through and get support with housing, benefits, health, legal advice, training and employment.

Everyone who walks through our doors completes a full registration with our team so we can understand their situation properly. From there, we provide tailored advice and a personal support plan built around their needs.

Facilities include:

Dining room serving quality hot food

Showers and a laundry service

Provision of clothing

A Nurse surgery Once a week

Mobile Dentistry fortnightly

woodwork club

Computer access

English Language Classes

Accommodation Search

Links to specialist agencies e.g. addiction counselling

In 2025 we have:

  • 12,691 Lunches provided
  • 1,357 Showers provided
  • 509 Laundry sessions
  • 163 accessed the night shelter
  • 298 people supported into accommodation
  • 70 evictions prevented
  • 1870 on street actions
  •  16,762 visits to the Welfare centre