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Working to achieve transformation in the lives of people suffering the effects of homelessness and exclusion. By combining support in three key areas, we believe everyone has the opportunity to achieve sustainable independent living and life transformation:supported housing A safe environment that addresses the reasons for homelessness and promotes independent living supported training Appropriate, non-threatening opportunities for learning, training and qualificationssupported employment Work opportunities securing a living wage and employment history Trinity’s approach is comprehensive. We are committed to providing a combination of dedicated services in supported housing, supported training and supported employment. We provide supported accommodation within three hostels and move-on houses to promote independent living, training to improve basic life and vocational skills, and provide full-time employment opportunities. Regardless of ethnicity, faith, age or gender, we support people who are homeless, vulnerably housed, ex-offenders, care leavers, those suffering from drug/alcohol addiction and social exclusion. Our Statement of Belief, Philosophy of Care and Misssion & Values can be found here. Trinity’s work is based in the West London boroughs of Ealing, Hillingdon and Hounslow. We employ over 30 people and have an office and training facilities in Uxbridge. Trinity was established 18 years ago as Yeldall Homeless Projects, a subsidiary of Yeldall Christian Centres (YCC). YCC runs Yeldall Manor a male residential drug and alcohol rehabilitation centre near Reading. In April 2007, Trinity became a new legal and charitable entity called Trinity Homeless Projects. Trinity is recognised for achieving success through its people and is Investors in People (IIP) accredited.

Listed skills include Coaching, Time Management, Training Delivery, Customer Service, and 4 others.

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