We support more than 3000 people every year.
About Two Saints
Two Saints' vision is to significantly improve the lives of those who are homeless, vulnerable or in need of support through the provision of high quality, effective reliable housing, support and learning services.
We offer services across Hampshire (including Portsmouth and Southampton) and in West Berkshire and Oxford. Our expertise lies in offering good quality accommodation with support and resettlement services which enable our clients to develop skills to break the cycle of homelessness, poverty, and exclusion. We also offer visiting support services to people living in their own homes.
Our Staff and Volunteers
Two Saints employs over 250 permanent and relief staff, and we are supported by around 50 volunteers. Our organisation would not be the success it is today without the hard work and dedication of every single member of our workforce.
We offer many different types of employment and volunteer opportunities; support staff, cooks, resettlement workers, learning coordinators and assistants and office staff, all of whom are highly valued. If you are interested in working for us please visit our work for us page. For more information about our volunteer opportunities, please contact us.
Our Management team
Two Saints is governed by a voluntary Board of Management.The Board comprises eleven men and women who meet quarterly to ensure that the organisation complies with its statutory responsibilities and adheres to the regulatory code for registered providers.
Our Board members also serve on a number of committees; the Finance and Performance Committee, the Audit Committee, the HR & Remuneration Committee and the Governance Committee. Each of these committees meets at least quarterly.
The Board are supported by our Management team, based in Fareham, Hampshire.
You can read more about Two Saints in our latest Involve magazine.
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Did you know?
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188
The number of people we helped to gain a formal qualification last year
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686
The number of people who were helped to manage addictions last year
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435
Is the total number of rooms we manage
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70%
Mental health issues affect 7 in 10 homeless people, compared with just a quarter of the general population