The theme of this Refugee Week is 'Community as a super power' and Yousef really embraces that. As an active member of his church and at a refugee centre where he is able to use his extraordinary skills as a polyglot.

• The social determinants of health equity outweigh genetic influences, healthcare access or personal choices in influencing health outcomes.
• Health inequities stem from how society allocates resources and opportunities, reinforced by political choices and leadership.

Peer support groups
Professional Psychotherapy
Meditation
Anxiety management groups
Yoga & holistic interventions - we help our tenants in any way we can to recover from the trauma of homelessness.

🧡 www.latch.org.uk/donate

So great that 10 people feel ready to move on from our supported accommodation 🥰

But 10 x houses to repair, decorate, furnish and get ready for new families in as little time as possible to keep costs low ... as a small charity is terrifyingly expensive

Every £1 donated to Latch helps turn derelict houses into supported homes for homeless people. www.latch.org.uk/donate

A great alternative is donating to a good cause in honour of a loved one, spreading a little love instead of buying something is an eco-friendly alternative, helps smaller charities like ours immensely and you can still show someone you care in a thoughtful and personal way.
www.latch.org.uk/donate

No.42 was derelict for upwards of 20 years, a local eyesore, antisocial magnet, and blight on the community. There are 4000 empty houses in Leeds your support can help us tackle this and create supported housing for homeless people www.latch.org.uk/donate

And this is what we did with it ... Empty houses into homes for the homeless ... www.latch.org.uk/donate