Do something amazing - be part of the team that welcomes homeless individuals out of the cold this winter! There are vacancies for hosting, cooking, offsite help with laundry etc. Training is provided. Read more
Swap your bed for a sleeping bag and help fight homelessness in your sleep! It will be cold, noisy and uncomfortable but - for you - it will only be for one night. Read more
WHC helps individuals to find or keep accommodation and get back on their feet Read more
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At Wycombe Homeless Connection, 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
Discover how volunteers help at WHC, explore current opportunities and information and log in or register to volunteer
Donate goods; request a speaker; find out about giving, fundraising and how WHC uses money; and learn how individuals, churches, schools, companies, grant-givers and other groups can help WHC
Help people rebuild their lives by supporting the work of WHC financially
Wycombe Homeless Connection
We've seen an alarming rise in rough sleeping in our town. Over 150 people slept rough in Wycombe last year and more than 500 people came to us for help. Your support of our work tackling homelessness is now more vital than ever - give now! Read more
"It's a bit of an eye-opener, really. When you're my age, you've got five daughters and a house in Spain, you think everything is sorted. And then you find out your wife has been stealing from you and cheating on you and suddenly you've got nowhere to go. I had to start all over again." Read more
91% of private renters are left on social housing waiting lists, often for years on end, new research by Shelter reveals. "I can’t keep doing this to my children. My eight-year-old Josh has had seven different houses; he’s in Year 4 and he’s been to three different schools." Read more
"I’ve battled with pride because I’ve always been a high earning, high rate tax payer. I’m still not used to the idea that – at 61 – I could be in this position." Over 500 people of different ages, races, genders and religion come to Wycombe Homeless Connection every year, and every single person has a unique experience of homelessness. Read more