The register of works
Our actions
Each programme is measured yearly and reported in our accounts. The figures below are last year's, audited, not estimated.

Solidarity grocery & food parcels
A weekly grocery where people pay 10% of the shelf price, and emergency parcels for the weeks when even that is too much.
1,240 food parcels handed out in 2025

Night outreach rounds
Three evenings a week, a van, hot coffee and first names, we go to the people who no longer come to anyone.
182 people met on the street each month

After-school tutoring
One volunteer, one child, twice a week, homework done, confidence rebuilt.
92 children tutored, 9 out of 10 moved up a class

Back-to-work coaching
CV workshops, mock interviews and a jacket that fits, the last mile between wanting a job and signing one.
64 people back in work or training in 2025

Clothing & essentials drives
We collect, sort and redistribute clothes, bedding and hygiene kits all year round.
18 tonnes collected and redistributed last year

Digital help desk
Benefits, paperwork and appointments have all moved online, we sit next to people until it is done.
310 administrative files unblocked in 2025
Giving, three ways
Give for this year, or for the next seventy
A donation feeds the year's work; a monthly pledge lets us plan; a bequest builds the endowment that keeps the house standing when everyone here is gone. All three are tax-deductible at 66% (75% up to €1,000 a year when the gift funds food, care or shelter for people in difficulty), and all three are audited.
- The annual gift
- Funds the groceries, the tutoring, the outreach of the current year.
- The monthly pledge
- Predictable income, the difference between reacting and planning.
- Bequests & corporate patronage
- Received by appointment, with your notary or your board. Discretion is the house style.
Prefer another way to give? Call us and we'll help you directly.

Joining the house
Offer your hours
Volunteers here stay for years, because the work is organised, the welcome is real, and nobody's time is wasted. Tell us yours.