How we help

We provide a range of core services (Advice, Support and Development) which are supported by other initiatives all of which aim to tackle all aspects of social disadvantage including poor housing, low levels of household incomes and low educational attainment. All Doorway’s core services work closely together to provide an inclusive approach to identify positive solutions which encourage independence and mental well being. At the heart of all of our activities is a commitment to working with the young person to meet their individual need appropriate to their personalities and situations and we strive to find better, more inventive ways to empower young people.

The aim of our organisation is to ensure that young people who are homeless can look forward with optimism, raise their aspirations and improve their quality of life as a result of accessing good quality housing and support and equipping them with the skills, attitudes and ability to move forward positively in their lives and fulfil their needs and potential.

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Charity Fashion Show & Sale

Doorway are holding our next Fashion Show on Tuesday 5th September. Tickets for the event cost £4 and all proceeds go to Doorway. You can purchase designer high street and top range catalogue clothing from just £1.00.
20 for 20 Smarties Appeal.

To Celebrate Doorways 20th Birthday we are launching our 20 for 20 Smarties appeal. Supporters can pick up a free tube of smarties and in return we ask that you fill this tube with 20p's and return it to us as soon as possible or donate the amount collected via our website
Young People's Group (YPG)

Doorway’s young people have the opportunity to participate in various activities and projects which help to improve their self-esteem, mental and physical health and develop their skills and confidence.

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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.
Donate

Making a donation will directly help someone to change their life. Every year we help over 400 vulnerable young people to change their lives and we could not do that without your support. Making a donation to Doorway allows us to plan for the long term. It helps us to meet future challenges and develop new and innovative ways to help young people change their lives.
Vacancies with Doorway
Community Garden

Doorway's Community Garden is a space for young people to grow their own fruit, vegetables, flowers and herbs. It provides the young people with new skills and is a great way to promote positive health and well being.
Fundraising

It’s vital for us to raise funds and we need your help! We don't employ fundraisers at Doorway and it is all done by the staff, management committee and volunteers. Fundraising enables us to continue offering essential support and guidance to vulnerable young people in the community. Fundraising contributions make a real difference to the lives of people in crisis who are either homeless or facing homelessness and help us provide the services to support them so please help.
Homeless prevention work
How we're funded

Doorway receives funding from different sources to carry out the vital work that we do. Every penny counts to help more than 450 young people each year to overcome homelessness and move forward in their lives.
Doorway Drop-in Centre

Doorway Nuneaton is open to young people Monday – Friday 10 am - 4 pm for advice or support. Young people have access to a variety of services in the Drop In and can be supported in a safe and friendly environment. Find out about other locations here..