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Anchor House is an award winning and nationally acclaimed residential / life skills centre in East London for single homeless people. We support homeless and vulnerable people to turn their lives around through addressing the root causes of their issues through training, education and personal rehabilitation.

Anchor House News

Julie Etchingham on “Homefullness”

Anchor House launched their social media #homefullness campaign this week during Homelessness and Poverty Action Week 2012. People are being asked to share their own definition of the word “homefullness”. Here ITN news presenter and Anchor House Patron Julie Etchingham shares her thoughts. For more information about the #homefullness campaign, please click here.

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Turning homelessness into homefullness

A London charity is on a mission to turn homelessness into homefullness by enlisting the support of the public in a bid to raise awareness for its cause via social media networks. Anchor House, a residential and life-skills centre for single homeless people in Canning Town, East London, launched its ‘homefullness’ campaign on the 29th [...]

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Use your mobile for a good cause – donate now

For those interested in donating to Anchor House –you can now do it with a touch of a button – via your mobile phone. This month we launched a text giving service as part of our Homeless Sunday Campaign. People can text the word HOPE to the number 70300 to give £3. Or if people want to provide regular [...]

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Newham cracks down on Dickensian housing conditions

This article was sourced from The Economist, 31st December 2011. Few tourists find their way to the borough of Newham in London’s East End, though that will change in 2012 when the Olympic games arrive. Tucked between Tower Hamlets and the Thames, Newham is a poor place, the second most deprived local authority in England. [...]

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Keith's Blog

Providing “homefullness” to East London’s homeless

Anchor House launched a social media campaign on “homefullness” during Homelessness and Poverty Action Week 2012. People were asked to share their own definition of the word “homefullness”. Here Anchor House Director Keith Fernett shares his thoughts on “homefullness” and how we are providing it to our homeless residents.  

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Keith Fernett

Director of Anchor house

Keith Fernett

Keith Fernett

Keith was appointed as Director of Anchor House in late 2004 when we were facing a turning point in our history. His performance management and change agent skills have taken the organisation through a period of exciting change.

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