How<strong>2</strong>help

How2help

Our residential projects house 170+ people and on average we support hundreds of people at our Community Hubs in Worthing, Littlehampton and Horsham. The provision of this service as well as the up keep of our properties, costs in excess of £2.4 million annually. If you can help in any way, any financial contributions would be very gratefully received.
What<strong>we</strong>do

Whatwedo

Today Turning Tides helps over 1,700 people each year providing a range of services including a Community Hub and Accommodation Projects. Any one night there are up to 58 people in our accommodation services. We work with them on a one to one basis to enable them to live independently once again.
Rebrand

Rebrand

From 1st October 2018 Worthing Churches Homeless Projects will be known as Turning Tides.

Getting Help

If you are experiencing or in danger of becoming homeless visit our nearest community hub.

Worthing Community Hub

St Clare’s Community Hub, 6-8 Marine Place, Worthing, West Sussex, BN11 3DN

Mon: 9am – 12pm
Tues: 9am – 10.30am
Weds: 9am – 10.45am
Thurs: 9am – 10.45am
Fri: 9am – 10.30am & 12pm – 2pm
Saturday 9:00 – 11:00
Sunday Closed

Phone: 01903 680745
Email: stclares@turning-tides.org.uk

Worthing Hub Location

Littlehampton Community Hub

United Reform Church, 1 High Street, Littlehampton, BN17 5EG

Open: Monday to Friday, 9am – 10.30am

Phone: 01903 723185

Littlehampton Hub Location

Horsham Community Hub

The Salvation Army, Depot Rd, Horsham, RH13 5PZ

Open: Mondays 9am-12noon

Phone: 07736 268902

Horsham Drop In Location

Latest News

Night shelters

Worthing Night Shelter Worthing based night shelters will be open from 5th November 2018 to 17th...

Christmas 2018

Christmas 2018

How can you help this Christmas? There are so many ways you can help local rough sleeping and...

Consultation Response to WSCC

Consultation Response to WSCC

Turning Tides have completed a response document to the proposed cuts to Housing Related Support funding and...

Lyndhurst Road Update

Lyndhurst Road Update

Turning Tides acknowledge there have been some settling in issues with the new temporary accommodation for homeless...

At the beginning of this year 2013 I was looking at being homeless for a second time in my life and once again Turning Tides was there to provide help and support. Initially through the day centre with help from the staff which included breakfast and advice. After a very short time I was provided with a room of my own at Byron Road (Short Term Assessment Hostel) and give further support with my addiction anxiety and depression. With regular meetings with my key worker and with the substance abuse worker I was gradually able to make more sense of my life and where I wanted to be.

Latest Twitter Updates

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The community has been so generous - we are running out of room! Read our donations update. https://t.co/esHB4vbFAW (16 Jan , 2019)

SWEP has been activated this Friday to Monday. https://t.co/CyI9t6e057 (16 Jan , 2019)

Bishop Martin Warner, Bishop of Chichester will be participating this year and raising funds for us. Read why he is… https://t.co/7e1lU5vgTY (16 Jan , 2019)

Do you shiver when it is cold? Imagine sleeping like that! Raise funds and awareness for those who sleep on our str… https://t.co/QnnwZ86Qzq (15 Jan , 2019)

Is it cold outside? Why not swap a night in bed and raise awareness for your local community… https://t.co/Jgf2l6DE11 (15 Jan , 2019)

NHS' long term plan includes commitment to addressing health inequalities. https://t.co/XYJf4jlTBS (14 Jan , 2019)