In 2021-22
- 1,006 people accessed our services
- 502 people were supported into accommodation
- 200 people developed their skills and 140 undertook training and/or gained a new qualification
- 476 rough sleepers were supported by our Outreach teams
- 247 people were helped by our Homeless Health Link service
Evaluations
In Winter 2022/23 SPEAR received funding from the South West London Integrated Care System (SWL ICS) Health Inequalities Fund to deliver:
- four Health and Wellbeing Days and follow up one-to-one support to those experiencing homelessness in the London boroughs of Wandsworth and Merton (December 2022).
- two Health and Wellbeing Days to those experiencing homelessness in the London borough of Richmond. (February 2023)
The aim of the projects was to improve rough sleeper’s access and engagement with primary healthcare services over the winter months.
We were also funded by the SWL ICS Innovation Fund to deliver a digital inclusion project for people experiencing homelessness.
The programme was delivered in five South West London boroughs of Richmond, Kingston, Wandsworth, Sutton and Merton. The aim of the project was to increase digital access to primary healthcare services by providing people with the equipment, skills, confidence and support that they required.
Annual Reports
SPEAR prides itself on good financial management, and ensuring that we utilise our income for the benefit of our clients.
We have made all our recent Annual Accounts available online and you are more than welcome to view them by clicking on any of the links below. The accounts incorporate a Trustees Report on our work over the year and our plans for the future.
