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Prison leavers need consistent, personalised support to make profound changes. Tailored support that addresses their unique needs and circumstances can help them overcome the barriers they face and build a stable, rewarding life.

The Rainfall Foundation does this and more. By providing comprehensive and sustainable support, we empower them to make lasting positive changes

The overall aim of TWP is to address the complex, multiple needs that often lead women to offending, and in so doing to prevent offending and reduce reoffending. The ultimate aim is to help vulnerable women turn their lives around and address issues which are linked to offending or which place a woman at risk. TWP engages with and provides intensive support to clients; offering one-to-one and group work support, guidance, information and signposting. The aim being to raise aspirations, build confidence and self esteem, as well as providing access routes into participation, education, training and employment, housing and personal development.

The cores values of the charity are addressing stigma and improving the lives of people affected by homelessness itself or at risk of homelessness. The charity fills important gaps in local statutory, agency and charity services along with an understanding that is used widely across many client groups including ex offenders. The charity offers open-hearted, compassionate services delivered by outreach teams , drop in sessions and our Hastings Homeless Support Centre. We offer further wrap around support to many the many aspects of homelessness. We are mindful the average life expectancy of a homeless man is 45.9 years and 41.6 years for a homeless woman.
Our Inclusive Volunteering Programme is open to ex offenders who want to gain work experience and achieve a reference for future employment.
Our charity does not judge.