Homeless Overnight Respite (Winter Night Shelter) 2018 / 2019 Clay Hill is taking part again in the Enfield and Haringey Homeless Respite Service under the umbrella of All People All Places (APAP), who provides all year round support to clients.  The seasonal overnight respite (winter night shelter) gives homeless people a period of stability.  The Enfield venues, based in churches, are run by volunteers and provide food, shelter, warmth and friendship during the winter months.  Each night of the week up to 12 guests are hosted by a different church. This winter, St Luke’s church will be the venue on Friday nights for fourteen weeks from 4th January to 5th April 2019. Volunteers are crucial to making it work, and donations are also welcome.  If you want to help in any way, please download the information leaflet below, and contact Peter Livermore and John Rhatigan at stlukesshelter@gmail.com APAP is a Christian registered charity and their mission is to ‘break the cycle of homelessness’ and not just provide quick- fix solutions.  They give a personalised service, building people to increase self- confidence, as they walk them through the myriad of services that are often difficult to interact with.  Many have ‘no recourse to public funds’ so are destitute with no rights to income, work or housing. Developing pathway plans with each client is key to address their particular set of issues.  This includes advice and practical support to find accommodation, gain benefits, access healthcare and gain skills to aid sustainable living.  http://allpeopleallplaces.org/ Documents for the 2018/19 Overnight Respite can be downloaded: • 2018/19 Information Leaflet • APAP Overnight Respite Volunteer Handbook 2018/19 • Shelter church plan • Food health and safety instructions

“Whoever is kind to the poor lends to the Lord, and will be repaid in full.” Proverbs 19:17

Homeless Overnight Respite (Winter Night Shelter) 2018 / 2019 Clay Hill is taking part again in the Enfield and Haringey Homeless Respite Service under the umbrella of All People All Places (APAP), who provides all year round support to clients.  The seasonal overnight respite (winter night shelter) gives homeless people a period of stability.  The Enfield venues, based in churches, are run by volunteers and provide food, shelter, warmth and friendship during the winter months.  Each night of the week up to 12 guests are hosted by a different church. This winter, St Luke’s church will be the venue on Friday nights for fourteen weeks from 4th January to 5th April 2019. Volunteers are crucial to making it work, and donations are also welcome.  If you want to help in any way, please download the information leaflet below, and contact Peter Livermore and John Rhatigan at stlukesshelter@gmail.com APAP is a Christian registered charity and their mission is to ‘break the cycle of homelessness’ and not just provide quick-fix solutions.  They give a personalised service, building people to increase self- confidence, as they walk them through the myriad of services that are often difficult to interact with.  Many have ‘no recourse to public funds’ so are destitute with no rights to income, work or housing. Developing pathway plans with each client is key to address their particular set of issues.  This includes advice and practical support to find accommodation, gain benefits, access healthcare and gain skills to aid sustainable living.  http://allpeopleallplaces.org/ Documents for the 2018/19 Overnight Respite can be downloaded: • 2018/19 Information Leaflet • APAP Overnight Respite Volunteer Handbook 2018/19 • Shelter church plan • Food health and safety instructions