The impact of your support over the past year
Latest news
Poneh’s story: ‘He didn’t live with me but he controlled me’
There are many reasons someone might end up facing homelessness. Poneh’s estranged husband tormented, harassed and abused her for over a decade.
Charity awards given to local businesses
46 businesses have won charity awards at our flagship fundraising event, the Black & Gold Ball.
Bikes donated to support people facing homelessness
Bikes donated by local business to support the mental wellbeing and independence of people facing homelessness in Sunderland.
Safeguarding
Oasis Community Housing believes that all children, young people and adults, regardless of age, have the right to live a life free from harm, and mistreatment, the right to feel, and to be, safe. We are commited to providing a safe and secure environment where all individuals are protected from abuse and ensuring all staff and services promote this.
Oasis Community Housing belives that children are precious and have the right to live a life free from harm, intimidation or fear, and that they have the right to be safe.
Read our Safeguarding Adults Policy in full, and our Child Protection Policy.
As a charity, we have a Safeguarding, Health & Safety Committee that monitors our approach to safeguarding. The Safeguarding Lead on our Board is Rev. Mark Bryant. If you have any concerns about our governance around safeguarding, please contact him at safeguarding@oasiscommunityhousing.org
