Jim Crawshaw

Head of Housing Options, Birmingham City Council

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Joanne Pegg

Volunteer
Steven Hill

Volunteer
Marie Norman

Volunteer
John Leach

Housing Support Worker

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Vacancies with Doorway

Vacancies with Doorway
Our History

Doorway is a registered charity set up in 1997 to provide a range of services to advise and support young people aged 16-25 who are rough sleeping or threatened with homelessness in the County of Warwickshire.
Doorway

We have helped over 10,000 young people over two decades and we could not do that without your support.
Volunteering

Volunteers play a key role at Doorway in supporting vulnerable young people. There are various volunteer roles but mainly working in our Nuneaton Drop in Centre and being the first point of contact for our young people. However if you don't want to work on reception in the drop-in centre, we are urgently looking for people who can become fundraising volunteers or to undertake admin duties here at Doorway, so please get in touch.
Doorway Nuneaton Drop-in

Doorway Nuneaton Drop in is open to young people Monday – Friday 10 am - 4 pm for advice and support.
Tom's Place

Tom’s Place will provide a room in a house or self-contained, emergency access ‘crash-pad’ type accommodation to young homeless people in the locality.
Private Landlords Scheme

The Private Landlord Scheme is a brilliant service devised to help provide another source of much needed accommodation to those in need.
Youth Homelessness Is Happening Now

Youth homelessness is a reality and is happening in your area
How we're funded

Doorway receives funding from various different sources to carry out the vital work that we do. Every penny counts to help young people to overcome homelessness and move forward in their lives and lead positive and happy futures.