People become homeless for a variety of reasons including addiction, domestic violence, abuse, ill health, relationship breakdown or loss of income. When this happens, they need a ‘space’ where they can recover from the trauma of their experience, feel safe and secure and, in time, move forward in their personal development and lives. Daisyhouse provides such a space.
Daisyhouse service users are:
• Empowered to do more for themselves
• Encouraged to examine and address the issues which may have contributed to their homelessness
• Helped to develop their capacity to live independently in the future so that when they are housed on a long-term basis, they will need little or no support
Funding:
Daisyhouse Housing Association receives no Government Funds. The Daisyhouse operational costs are covered by the nominal rents that are paid by residents and tenants. We are dependent on donations from the public to fund programmes for residents and expand our service reach.
