Mission and Vision

Lighthouse Homes have a mission to help eradicate homelessness, working in partnership with others, to provide quality homes, with care and support.

We express the Christian faith through our service to others on the margins of our communities, working to see change and growth in those who come to Lighthouse

What We Do

Lighthouse Homes offer immediate, medium and long term accommodation to women and men who are homeless. We offer a safe and structured environment with a particular emphasis on helping those with a history of addiction. Currently we have four faith-based residential communities, providing opportunities for change in lifestyles and values.

Referrals

Lighthouse Homes accepts self-referrals and professional referrals. We engage in a careful process of assessment on both sides prior to admission, either by phone or face to face. We do not accommodate those with a history of, or current charges relating to sexual offending or arson with intent to endanger life. For a small number of residents we will consider long term residence, as a place of safety and protection.

Houses

Currently we have four projects, two in Rotherham, South Yorkshire and others in Shirebrook and Chesterfield, Derbyshire. These homes are drug and alcohol free.
Involvement in any faith based activity is entirely optional and without any pressure or requirement. Our projects have weekly services and daily devotions and a number of our residents chose to be part of these activities.

Our Services

We encourage all our residents to engage in at least 10 hours community/voluntary work each week. We are supported in our work by various partners who offer courses and activities, sports and social events, both in-house and within our communities.  We have good links with local church and community organisations, with many opportunities to get involved  We engage with 12 steps programmes in the communities we serve.

Homelessness; 5 things you might not know

Ask before donating food
The majority of homeless people are “hidden homeless”
The LBGT community are over-represented
The biggest cause of homelessness is not addiction
Simple acts make a big difference

Homelessness; 5 things you might not know

Ask before donating food
The majority of homeless people are “hidden homeless”
The LBGT community are over-represented
The biggest cause of homelessness is not addiction
Simple acts make a big difference

A Christian response to Homelessness;
Forgotten Ministries

The homelessness experience in the USA :a faith perspective and Church response.

Streets Of London

Lighthouse residents & staff joined the choir organised by our partners, the homeless Charity, Crisis, to release the 50th anniversary single of the world famous ‘Streets of London.’

Legendary singer-songwriter, Ralph McTell, re-recorded his timeless song, with a choir made up of clients from Crisis – the national charity for homeless people – and guest vocalist Annie Lennox, to raise money for the cause in the run up to Christmas.

Streets Of London

Lighthouse residents & staff joined the choir organised by our partners, the homeless Charity, Crisis, to release the 50th anniversary single of the world famous ‘Streets of London.’

Legendary singer-songwriter, Ralph McTell, re-recorded his timeless song, with a choir made up of clients from Crisis – the national charity for homeless people – and guest vocalist Annie Lennox, to raise money for the cause in the run up to Christmas.