South West-based homelessness charity, ALABARÉ, is sending 10 previously homeless veterans on a two-week international programme to restore historic military sites in Malta while rebuilding their own wellbeing, confidence, and sense of purpose.
Read moreLeading homelessness charity ALABARÉ is set to pay its own poignant tribute to the military to mark Armed Forces Day 2026, by hosting its latest flagship BIG Sleep event at the iconic St Paul’s Cathedral.
Read moreALABARÉ is proud to share that the charity has been chosen to lead a partnership to deliver the Government’s VALOUR programme, supporting veterans in the South West.
Read moreALABARÉ is delighted to have been awarded a £200,000 grant from Greenwich Hospital to continue its work in breaking the cycle of homelessness for Royal Navy, Royal Marines, and Royal Fleet Auxiliary veterans.
Read moreA fascinating talk, telling the incredible story of the iconic Spitfire aircraft and its links to Salisbury, has raised over £6,000 for homeless veterans’ charity, ALABARÉ.
Read moreIt is with great sadness that South West-based homelessness charity, ALABARÉ, has learned of the passing of Brigadier Simon Firth CBE, at the age of 86, following a long illness.
Read moreLeading homelessness charity ALABARÉ is pleased to see the Senedd has passed its Homelessness and Social Housing Allocation (Wales) Bill on Tuesday, 10 February, 2026.
Read moreVolunteers from ALABARÉ’s Homes for Veterans in Hampshire are taking part in a significant scheme to better tell the story of the area’s vital role in the D-Day operation 80 years ago.
Read moreALABARÉ is proud to host its iconic BIG Sleep at St Paul’s Cathedral on Friday, 26 June 2026, marking its first-ever public sleep-out at the world-famous site.
Read moreSouth-West based charity ALABARÉ has supported more than 170 former military personnel facing homelessness, thanks to a generous grant from the Veterans’ Foundation.
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