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OUR SERVICES

​The Welcome Organisation provides homeless support 24 hours a day, 365 days a year across our services:

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Drop In
Centre

Our Drop-in Centre is open from 8am-6pm, 365 days per year. People affected by homelessness have free access to:

Hot meals | Tea and coffee | Showers | Toilets | Internet | Laundry facilities |  Advice | Health support | Referrals to a GP through the Belfast Inclusion Health Service

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Crisis Accommodation for Women

Our Crisis Accommodation for Women provides shelter for some of the most vulnerable women in Belfast.

Annsgate is a five-bed crash facility based used by women with multiple and complex problems that include homelessness, substance misuse and mental ill health.

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Street
Outreach

Our Street Outreach teams are on the streets of greater Belfast from 7am to 2am every day of the year. 

 

Our Outreach staff and volunteers are trained to provide potentially life-saving care and support for people on the street. 

If you see someone sleeping rough and you're concerned about them give our teams a call on 078 9493 1047 (7am-2am) or

078 5124 6814 (2pm-2am).

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Catherine
House

Catherine House provides 24 hour supported living for ten women experiencing homelessness who are ready to take the next steps to live independently. Catherine House is more than just a roof over their heads – it has a therapeutic ethos were trauma informed support is interwoven into daily lives. 

 

Catherine House helps break the cycle of homelessness and provide the women with the skills and confidence to live independently.

The Welcome Organisation sought permission from the family of Catherine Kenny, a vulnerable woman who died in Belfast in 2016, to name the facility in her memory.

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Floating
Support

Our Floating Support service is for people who have been homeless but have now accessed accommodation.

 

Our Floating Support will make regular visits to the people who use the service to ensure they have everything they need in place to retain their tenancies and to turn a house into a home 

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Mobile Health 
Unit

Our Mobile Health Unit brings homeless healthcare to people affected by homelessness 'where they are at'.

 

We are working alongside homeless healthcare professionals who use the vehicle to provide are range of services such as drop-in clinics at hostels, vaccine boosters, sexual health checks, hepatitis checks, ‘on the ground’ healthcare and more.

Read more about the Mobile Health Unit here.

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