About Providence Row
We are a homelessness charity tackling the root causes of homelessness to help people get off, and stay off, the streets.
Last year more than 1,800 people used our services.
Working with people to build skills and confidence is the key to success. We do this through our trainee schemes, language classes and employment support. The support we provide for mental health and addiction issues helps people to rejoin the community. We also help people to return to their home communities and families, in the UK and abroad.
Why we are needed
Supporting people affected by homelessness in East London.
Our mission and values
Compassion, respect, inclusiveness, empowerment and justice.
Our history as a Catholic charity
We were founded in 1860 by Father Daniel Gilbert and The Sisters of Mercy.
How we are governed
Our clients’ needs are at the centre of our services and decisions we make about how to run Providence Row.
Meet our Trustees
Out Trustees come from a range of different professional backgrounds and bring with them an array of skills and specialisms.
Our funders
We wouldn't be able to achieve all we do without the support of our funders.
Financial Information
Our annual reports and accounts.
Rise Bakery
Our social enterprise.
Our gardens
We have created a flowering oasis in the heart of the City.
Our awards and accreditations
Awards for service delivery, fundraising and partnership working.