LONDON, January 17, 2014 /PRNewswire/ --
Research has shown that the breakdown of a relationship, whether through divorce, bereavement or family dispute, remains the primary cause of homelessness in the UK. These vulnerable people need somewhere to turn to, day or night, summer or winter. Which is why CRASH is asking you to Have a Heart for Homelessness.
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The idea is simple. Wear something red to work on Friday 14th February and make a donation to CRASH: http://www.crash.org.uk/donations/ .
Your support will help build a better future for homeless men and women across the UK, throughout the forthcoming year and beyond.
CRASH is a unique, practical charity which works to address issues of homelessness by harnessing the professional expertise, products and goodwill of the property and construction industry.
The result of this generosity and practical sharing of materials and skills means that much needed renovation and development of emergency night shelters, hostels, day centres and move-on accommodation is carried out to a far higher standard than would otherwise be possible, providing a safe and welcoming refuge for people in need.
"While CRASH's work is about improving the buildings that homeless people need, it's important not to lose sight of the impact this has on individuals," said CRASH Chief Executive Francesca Roberts. "For the majority of homeless people, if they can find help, homelessness and the effects of that experience will be short term."
The money raised through this appeal will enable CRASH to continue their work constructing and improving the buildings that give homeless men and women the opportunity to get off the streets and start rebuilding their lives.
Thank you.
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If you would like to support this appeal, please see http://www.crash.org.uk or call Amy Hart on +44(0)20-8742-0717.
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