What we do

All of Alabaré's services help meet our goals.  These services are:

Crisis services for those without a home

Our three Drop In Centres in Wiltshire provide a warm and welcoming facility for homeless people who are in need of shelter, hot food and drinks and practical assistance.  Over 700 service users attend each year.

Supported Housing and Move On

Our 19 homes provide 126 units of accommodation to vulnerable adults in Wiltshire, Hampshire, Bristol and North Somerset.

"Access to supported housing gives you the confidence and skills to cope with independent living.  Without that support there would be no where else to turn to."

Service user supported at Barnabas House

Floating Support and Resettlement

Our floating support services support people with a history of drug and alcohol misuse (North Somerset) and people with a learning disability (Salisbury).  Through the Community 4 Consortium, we provide generic floating support throughout Wiltshire.

Registered Care Home

Emmaus House is a unique service in Salisbury, providing a Christian home for ten adults with a learning disability.

Supported Living

For our four residents at our supported living project in Salisbury, we provide both care and support.

Training and Employment

The Barford Countryside Unit is a hive of activity with service users undertaking training courses in pottery, woodwork and arts and crafts.  For those ready to make the step into employment the Supported Employment service guides them into the world of work.

Accessing Community and Leisure services

Our Salisbury City and Rural mental health outreach services provide support to people to help them access community and leisure services.

"Through the support and encouragement of the one2one service staff team, my life has completely changed over the last eighteen months.  From staying at home and relying too heavily on my partner, I gained the confidence to meet other people, I took up badminton, I joined a coffee club where I learned about voluntary opportunities to do with helping animals.  I think none of this would have been possible with being given the support, confidence and opportunity through this service."

Outreach service user