On 27 March, the Government gave councils 48 hours to find emergency accommodation for all rough sleepers in England. Many are now housed in hotels and B&Bs, accommodation which is only available due to government restrictions put in place to prevent the spread of coronavirus,
The Caridon Foundation offers housing related support to tenants who are deemed vulnerable within the community. As a result of Covid-19 and the subsequent lockdown, these tenants have been negatively impacted in a number of ways, such as being unable to purchase fresh fruit and vegetables
The COVID-19 pandemic has put vulnerable people at even greater risk of poverty and homelessness. In response, the not-for-profit arm of Caridon Group, Caridon Foundation, together with Caridon Property, have pulled their resources together, not only to continue maintaining existing essential services, but to deliver
Caridon Foundation – COVID-19 Caridon Foundation has been monitoring the guidelines on the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak very closely over the past few weeks. We are trying to minimise any disruption and maintain the essential service that we offer, but our priority is to protect the
Caridon Foundation Eagles, an adult mental health football team set up by Caridon Foundation, part of Caridon Group, were named as finalists at ‘The Health and Wellbeing Award’ at the 2020 London Sport Awards. The London Sport Awards is London community sport’s showpiece event, recognising
Caridon Foundation Eagles, an adult mental health football team in Croydon run by Palace for Life Foundation and set up by Caridon Foundation, have joined Crystal Palace players, Andros Townsend and Rea Laudat, to support the Duke of Cambridge’s Heads Up campaign in speaking
CONGRATULATIONS to Caridon Foundation who have been shortlisted for The Health and Wellbeing Award at the 2020 London Sport Awards. The London Sport Awards is the largest celebration of community grassroot physical activity and sport, and we are excited to be recognising and showcasing
22nd January 2020 In August 2018, Caridon received a call from the Croydon Council Homeless Emergency Accommodation team. Croydon Council wanted to refer a homeless man, Jezza, to Caridon. Jezza was suffering from a post-traumatic stress disorder and other mental health issues following a series
20th December 2019 The Caridon Foundation hosted a Christmas party for residents of Caridon Group properties who also access the Foundation’s services. The party was held at the Croydon Conference Centre for approximately 150 residents who might otherwise not have had the opportunity to attend a
CARIDON FOUNDATION LIFE BEYOND HOUSING STATEMENT OF PURPOSE AND CARIDON FOUNDATION SERVICE MODEL This document summarises basic information about Caridon Foundation services and organisation. It is intended as a resource for service users, their relatives and health, social care professionals, and partners. The
