Today is World Homelessness Day, an international day to raise awareness and encourage local communities to help those who are experiencing homelessness, and we are delighted to announce a new partnership with Invisible Cities that will help achieve this goal not just today, but long into the future.  Invisible Cities is a social enterprise that trains […]Read more

Donate to our campaign. Save the Nightshelter. End homelessness.  Today is World Homelessness Day, an international day to raise awareness and encourage local communities to help those who are experiencing homelessness. We believe in a Wales where people stand together to provide hope, support and solutions to end homelessness and this is why we’re asking for […]Read more

The Wallich responds to The Bureau of Investigative Journalism (BIJ) piece, Locked out: How Britain keeps people homeless, which reports 94% of rented homes are too expensive for families on housing benefit. Antony Kendall, Director of Operations of homelessness and rough sleeping charity The Wallich, said: “It’s deeply concerning that some councils are discharging their duty […]Read more

A speciality insurance group, Tokio Marine HCC (TMHCC), has made a sizeable donation to build a brand-new wet room for people who use our drop-in homelessness services in Bridgend. Tokio Marine HCC (TMHCC) has donated a total of £10,000 to The Wallich, as part of their Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative, to invest in alleviating […]Read more

Check out our 2019 Rugby World Cup sweepstake to raise money for a homelessness charity in Wales The opening match of the 2019 Rugby World Cup kicks off on Friday 20 September as nations from across the globe compete for the title. Whether you follow rugby or are just playing for fun, a sweepstake is […]Read more

Part of the Homeless World Cup legacy will be a waterproof pocket book for people rough sleeping, produced by leading homelessness and rough sleeping charity The Wallich. The information inside was curated by Marky Quinn, a former rough sleeper who sadly passed away this year. Marky’s Rough Guide to Rough Sleeping in Cardiff includes a […]Read more

The 17th Homeless World Cup football tournament will take place in Cardiff’s Bute Park from Saturday 27 July – Saturday 3 August.  More than 500 players of different genders, representing 50 countries, will travel to Cardiff to attend the week-long festival of football, music and speakers – including our own CEO, Lindsay Cordery-Bruce.  The Wallich […]Read more

The latest round of The Wallich Working in Sustainable Employment (WISE) project has seen its highest graduation rate since the six-month employability course began in 2015.  WISE is designed to support people who have experienced homelessness to move into work, either with The Wallich or with our corporate partners across South Wales. Sixty referrals were made […]Read more

The Wallich asks its clients about the standards of support they receive on a regular basis. Here are the latest results. We publish the results of an annual 20-question survey where clients rated their support between “Excellent”, “Good”, “Okay” and “Bad”.   Between April 2018 and March 2019, 712 people completed satisfaction surveys with valuable insight […]Read more

Rosanna, a current Trustee for The Wallich, is taking on the challenge of Mount Kilimanjaro with her family in June 2019. Read about why she’s taking on this challenge, raising money for The Wallich and how you can donate. Why did you choose to fundraise for The Wallich and support people experiencing homelessness? I recently […]Read more