Last Christmas, Jack was sleeping rough in Worthing. Without a tent and relying on a sleeping bag for warmth, his days and nights were focused on survival. Like many people experiencing homelessness, finding somewhere safe to sleep was only part of the challenge. Jack...
When people think about Turning Tides’ Digital Inclusion service, they often picture laptops, phones and tablets being distributed to clients. While providing equipment is an important part of what we do, it is only one piece of a much bigger picture. Behind...
Housing First is a hugely successful model and one we are passionate about at Turning Tides. It is incredibly difficult to rebuild your life when you do not have a stable and secure home. Housing First provides people with housing ‘first’ – a stable home from which to...
Homelessness is rarely a single event. For many people, it is a cycle that can be incredibly difficult to break. Challenges such as insecure housing, mental and physical health needs, trauma, financial instability and limited access to support can reinforce one...
How Businesses Can Improve Social Impact and Why It Matters In today’s business landscape, success is no longer measured by profit alone. Employees, customers and stakeholders increasingly expect organisations to play an active role in improving society. Social impact...
From 1 May 2026, the Renters’ Rights Act 2025 is live, bringing the biggest reform to the private rented sector in a generation. These changes strengthen housing security and fairness for tenants, however, they will make letting harder for landlords, especially...
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