Honeycomb Group's local home support provider Revival launches a new service to help residents and housing providers tackle anti-social behaviour (ASB) in North Staffordshire.
Funding from Stoke-on-Trent City Council will enable Glow, Concrete and Revival to provide winter packs to customers.
Revival works in partnership with local authority to review wellbeing support as part of new service mobilisation.
Residents from over 55s village received a visit from Stoke City footballers to help reduce loneliness this Christmas.
The new scheme will be home to 14 local men who have experienced homelessness.
We have appointed Greg van Enk-Bones as our new Executive Director of Finance to enhance financial strength to ensure sustained growth for the Group.
Last year Glow supported over 1,700 people impacted by domestic abuse - this Christmas they're asking for support to make the festive season extra special.
"Honeycomb Group definitely realises the importance of data. The proof of that is in my team and its growth - they saw our value and invested in us."
Glow is working with Staffordshire Youth Offending Service's Turnaround project to deliver their XRoads programme.