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A contactless donation scheme developed by the Homelessness Partnership, whose members include BCHA, has been launched in Bournemouth and Poole

The Mayor of Poole, Cllr Julie Bagwell, has opened a £21,000 multifunctional activity room for domestic abuse survivors and their children at BCHA’s Poole Refuge.

BCHA’s Bournemouth Refuge is appealing for help to complete the second stage of the much needed refurbishment of its flats for families who have fled domestic violence.

Anna Mclaughlin of BCHA's Bournemouth Refuge has written about her experience working collaboratively with the Valise Noire Storytelling Theatre to help domestic abuse survivors tell their own stories through the #WomenOfWords project

A Dorset man who suffered a massive brain injury after taking ‘legal highs’ has built a new life as a gardener for the charitable housing association BCHA.

Project Manager Val Jefferies explains the background behind the The Way Forward programme, why she feels honoured to drive it and her hopes for its continued success.

A BCHA customer has written about how his experience on the Ignite Personal Development Skills course transformed his life and helped him gain employment by learning new confidence giving life skills that changed his mindset from hopelessness and despair to positive thinking.

BCHA's Millennium House customers and staff celebrate end of lockdown and Pride month with talent packed arts and music festival

A new mental health drop-in service run by BCHA and Dorset HealthCare has been officially opened by the Mayor of Weymouth Cllr Colin Huckle and his wife Marian, Mayoress of Weymouth.

BCHA refuge support worker Amy Smith has written this insightful blog about the work being carried out by BCHA to raise awareness around LGBTQ+ issues