Lesley’s leap of a lifetime
Lesley Partridge will be taking to the skies and diving from an astounding 13,000 ft on Saturday 9th September. This …
Lesley Partridge will be taking to the skies and diving from an astounding 13,000 ft on Saturday 9th September. This …
One fundraiser. 26 miles. 27 portraits. 2 charities. On Sunday 14th May Hercule Van Wolfwinkle, aka Phil Heckels of …
Turning Tides fundraiser Hercule Van Wolfwinkle, AKA Phil Heckels of Worthing, has won JustGiving’s Creative Fundraiser of the Year 2022. …
We’re incredibly excited to share with you some BIG news. One of our passionately dedicated supporters, Hercule Van Wolfwinkle (Worthing-based …
Hercule to draw non-stop until he reaches 100 portraits Hercule is set to take on his next drawathon on …
In August 2019, I found myself abruptly and unfairly evicted. In the blink of an eye my life had completely unravelled – I was homeless. For so many years, as I moved from one place to another, I just felt unsafe and on edge. Now, after coming to Turning Tides, I feel hopeful about the future.
Courageous challenge to turn the tide of homelessness Ten local running enthusiasts are going to put their physical fitness …
The charity really has been such a godsend. If I could rate them on an app, I would press on the five stars all day long. Without their support and those who help fund the charity, I honestly do not know where I would be right now. It frightens me to think about it. I am proof that becoming homeless can happen to anyone.
When you live on the streets, you just can’t see how you are going to do anything else with your life. It takes everything out of you to just survive. Gradually, depression, despair and embarrassment took hold. When I moved in with Turning Tides, it was the first time in a very long time that I felt safe and had a reason for living.