Re-Unite Humberside: Sarah's story
In partnership with the Hull Together Women Project, Re-Unite has helped Sarah* turn her family’s life around. Sarah’s children were aged three years and eight months respectively when she was given a six-year prison sentence for drug offences in 2009.
Read MorePeer Landlord project: Harry's Story
We like you to hear about the people Commonweal projects support: meet Harry* – a tenant accessing the Peer Landlord project delivered with our partner, Thames Reach
Read MoreRe-Unite South London – flexible and focused: the specialists at the heart of neighbourhoods
Re-Unite featured in the independent research commissioned by g320, the representative body for smaller housing associations in London.
Read MoreAshley Horsey guest blogging for No Offence!
No Offence! has published a guest blog by Ashley Horsey, CEO of Commonweal Housing on 9th November 2012. No Offence! is an award winning Community Interest Company, supported by a Management Team, Advisory Board, Ambassadors, Patron and Volunteers. Together with a growing number of members, they bring together the largest group of criminal justice expertise…
Read MoreOpen letter to David Cameron PM about Re-Unite
After attending a speech on 22nd October 2012 made by the Prime Minister David Cameron about the criminal justice system, Ashley Horsey wrote an open letter informing Mr Cameron about our Re-Unite project.
Read MoreChrysalis project: Julia's story
Julia* is a mother of six children. She was homeless with a severe history of domestic violence and crack use for fifteen years.
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