Marcia Bravo, a carer with two daughters who earns about £15,000 a year, gives 10% of her salary to the homeless project. “Highway House serves relatively few people and could increase its scale substantially, and thus social value could increase with it,” said Bertotti. But I can do that later: these men need help now.”Facebook Twitter Pinterest Hannah Adu donates some of her income to Highway House. She said: “If I sat down and did a risk or financial analysis, I would never help these men. Launched on Monday, the institute’s report found that Highway House saves councils almost £110,000 a year in temporary accommodation and more than £92,000 in reduced burden on unemployment benefits.

Source: The Guardian July 04, 2016 09:00 UTC