Blog
Welcome to the Framework blog, where you will find regular updates of our work, our wonderful supporters and the people we exist to support.
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18 Mar 2016The challenges of helping homeless women
To mark International Women’s Day we had a chat with Framework’s Ronnie DeFelippis, manager of our Women’s Complex Needs Service in Nottingham. This fascinating Q&A explores some of the key challenges of her work
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10 Feb 2016The Music Exchange – the end of an era
As Framework announces the closure of the Music Exchange, one of its original social enterprises, store manager Joey reflects with pride on the last few years....
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03 Feb 2016A very merry Christmas
The Christmas Appeal total and how your support in December has already helped so many people find a place to call 'home'.
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05 Jan 2016Framework's view on Nottingham 'homeless camp'
Framework Chief Executive Andrew Redfern details his thoughts on the on-going 'homeless camp' in Nottingham.
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01 Jan 2016We are ferociously grateful
A purple-bearded Father Christmas visited Bassetlaw Moving Forward with a sack of surprises.
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17 Nov 2015A small cut with a disproportionate impact
Today members of the House of Lords will debate the Welfare Reform & Work Bill. It is extremely important to Framework and other smaller specialist housing associations because it threatens substantial cuts to our income and our ability to support vulnera
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14 Oct 2015Youth homelessness on the agenda at 24-hour sofa push
Take one slightly modified sofa, a wacky idea, a whole 24 hours, and a whole load of determined young people… and what do you get? An inspirational fundraiser for homeless young people of course.
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22 Jul 2015VIDEO - 'How I help homeless young people'
Our SAFE service supports homeless and vulnerable young people in Derbyshire to build independent and successful futures. In this video, Support Planner Stephanie explains the challenges and rewards of her work.
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10 Jul 2015Withdrawing Housing Benefit rights from young people is wrong
This week’s announcement of cuts to housing benefit payments to young people is deeply misguided. It will hit the most vulnerable young people the hardest and will, in the end, save very little public money.
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30 Jun 2015Outreach in Lincolnshire - 3 years of life-changing interventions
Since January 2012 Framework's Lincolnshire and Rutland Street Outreach Team has been changing and saving lives. This report and video explore the team's work in more detail.