WHC helps individuals to find or keep accommodation and get back on their feet Read more
How we help and whom we help Read more
Our numbers... outputs, outcomes and impact of our work, and the demographics of those we help Read more
We believe that every homeless individual in High Wycombe has worth and should have the chance of a fresh start, no matter what their situation.
If you are homeless or facing eviction, learn how WHC can help you
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Wycombe Homeless Connection
We are looking for two dedicated, conscientious and collaborative individuals to help us fight homelessness. We have vacancies for a support worker and an advice and advocacy worker: if you have the skills and strengths that lend themselves to these positions, and if you want to be part of a charity that helps around 500 people every year – then please apply! Read more
WHC announces the appointment of Seng Pin Lee as full-time communications officer for the charity Read more
The Charity Walk for Peace, run by the Ahmadiyya Muslim community, will take place on the morning of Sunday 29th April in the beautiful surroundings of Windsor Great Park. This is a chance for WHC supporters to raise sponsorship for WHC, and crucially the organisers will match-fund the proceeds for WHC up to £2,000. Those taking part can register on the day. Read more
Wycombe Wanderers defender Michael Harriman recently announced that he and his wife would become charity ambassadors for WHC. Their visit to WHC’s two main activities confirmed their desire to get more involved. Read more