Woven together
doesn't mean held back.
It means being surrounded by the right support at the right time.
“There is a verse in the Bible that says, “A cord of three strands is not quickly broken.” (Ecclesiastes 4:12). It is a simple image, but a powerful one. A single thread on its own can seem fragile. Woven together with others, it gains strength, purpose and beauty. When the unconditional love of God is woven through it all, that strength is made complete.” – Alasdair Bennett, Chief Executive
Featuring a range of real-life stories and interviews, this year’s Annual Report, Woven Together, is a celebration of people coming together to weave a fabric of support for those who experience or are at risk of homelessness.
Please take some time to read through the report and be encouraged by the impact of your support.
Giving ensures that we are able to plan ahead and empower people with long term, practical care. Thanks to the generosity of people across Scotland and beyond, our work continues to benefit more and more people every year.
How can your donation help?
£45
could go towards providing linen, towels and toiletries for a new resident at the Bethany Christian Centre.
£150
could help run two drop-in community groups a week, providing food, support and helping people gain new skills.
£225
could contribute towards a person completing our Bridge to Freedom community recovery course in one of five cities.
£45
could go towards providing linen, towels and toiletries for a new resident at the Bethany Christian Centre.
£150
could help run two drop-in community groups a week, providing food, support and helping people gain new skills.
£225
could contribute towards a person completing our Bridge to Freedom community recovery course in one of five cities.
Above are some practical ways your donation could help across Scotland. Help us to support people this year.
Please take some time to read through the stories of hope from this year’s Annual Report and be encouraged by the impact of your giving through Bethany’s work.
Giving ensures that we are able to plan ahead and empower people with long term, practical care. Thanks to the generosity of people across Scotland and beyond, our work continues to benefit more and more people every year.
