Project Funding
Mentoring Support in Islington: Bridging the Gap
For those at risk of homelessness, navigating the complexities of housing, finances, and access to vital services can…
Helping vulnerable families and individuals improve their lives and fulfil potential
With over a decade of experience providing social housing across the UK, Stef & Philips has seen first hand the devastating impact that facing homelessness can have on adults and children.
Current figures show the number of families and individuals living in temporary and emergency accommodation in the UK is at a 25-year high. It’s a problem that’s getting worse, not better. And without urgent change, that trend is set to continue.
The Stef & Philips Foundation was formed to offer support beyond just bricks and mortar. Through our grant funding, our mission is to provide dedicated support and essential resources to individuals and families. From the simplest of household items, to education and training courses, or a community initiative, we want our funding to give stability, hope and opportunity for a brighter future:
The story of the Stef & Philips Foundation
DURATION
400k
children in Londn
experience
food insecurity
80%
of homeless people
report mental health
problems
61%
of homeless women
have experienced
domestic violence
Why it matters
According to Shelter, the number of people living in temporary and emergency accommodation has risen by an alarming 74% in the last 10 years. National data shows that the number of children in temporary and emergency accommodation is at its highest point in history.
The impact is far reaching. The Food Foundation reports that 400,00 children in London experience food insecurity and are enable to access enough nutritious food. A survey by Crisis revealed that 80% of people experiencing homelessness report mental health problems, with 45% having a diagnosed condition, including major depression, schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. Another Crisis study found that 61% of homeless women had experienced domestic violence.
Your contributions will help the Foundation and those living in temporary and emergency accommodation to address the challenges they’re facing. Through personal and project grants, we can touch and improve the lives of people facing uncertain futures.
The number of children in temporary and emergency accommodation is at its highest point in history.
How we help
Thrills & Spills
A trip to the funfair so children can be children
How we help
Highs & Lows
A long overdue community playground
How we help
House & Home
Essential household items to make day-to-day life that little bit easier
How we help
Live & Learn
An education and training course to further opportunity
How we help
Peace & Quiet
A therapeutic experience to support mental wellbeing
Our Vision
A brighter future for individuals and families living in temporary and emergency accommodation.
Our Mission
We do this through personal and project grant funding for individual and community needs. From essential items needed for home or family life, support for training and education, recreational trips for children, or community projects that promote social inclusion and welfare. Our mission is to enhance and enrich their lives and well-being.
The lives we've touched
Project Funding
Breaking the cycle of abuse: Her Centre
For survivors of domestic and sexual violence, escaping abuse is only the first step in a long and…
Project Funding
Supporting pupils in Islington: Pakeman Primary School
Pakeman Primary School, located in Islington, North London, serves a community facing severe economic hardship. Sitting within one…
Living without a permanent place to call home can be a terrifying experience. Through the Foundation and your generous support we can bring much needed hope and support to adults and children facing homelessness.
Kathryn Giblin, Trustee