Having spent years carving out, or maybe wringing out, some sort of anti-establishment character for myself, like some sad bloke Jarvis Cocker would sing about, last week I found myself like so many of my pre and post punk heroes,
Category: Steve Hedley
Thank You to Colin Angus
Steve, CEO, thanks outgoing Chair of Trustees, Colin Angus for his time at Trinity and SHOC: Although this happened a few months ago, we don’t want to miss the opportunity to show our gratitude to Colin Angus who this year
10 Years to end homelessness? Yes we can.
Steve Hedley, CEO, discusses the need for hope, optimism and courage when working out how to solve the world’s problems “Yes, we can.” Obama said it, Nike trade on it, Coaches coach it and all optimists believe it. I was
Charity? This isn’t charity …
Steve tells us why he thinks what we do at Trinity is not actually charitable … It’s estimated the cost of homelessness, mental health treatment, drug and alcohol treatment and the criminal justice system in the UK is upwards of
Overcrowding – Is This England?
Let not England forget her precedence of teaching nations how to live – John Milton In March one of our tenants turned up at the office with his wife and three children asking us to re-house him with his
System Change
Steve, Trinity CEO, asks what needs to change in the homeless sector in order for us to beat homelessness in our communities … Was I in the wrong room? I was at a national conference discussing the state of the
More Cuts
Steve talks about how we reacted at Trinity when the first round of austerity measures left many charities fighting over the same diminishing funds to run our services. Never accept the premise of the question. Our most significant question in the last
Trust is an earner … I mean trust is earned, right?
How important is trust when you donate to charity? Do you want to know how your money is being spent? Steve Hedley, our CEO, discusses the questions that we should be asking of charities before we donate our time and
Selling Homelessness – Time for a Celebration?
Our CEO, Steve, tells us why celebrating our success – and encouraging the people we work with to do the same, is so important in our work to beat homelessness: On Facebook last week someone posted this old photo of a delivery
Our Landlords Aren’t Rogue – They Share Our Values
This week BBC One’s Panorama set out to expose ‘unscrupulous landlords getting millions of pounds from the taxpayer for housing people in cramped and poor quality accommodation’, which it certainly did. It showed some of the poorest and most vulnerable