Welcome to The Clock Tower Sanctuary

We are a day centre providing information, advice and guidance to homeless young people, aged 16 – 25 years, in Brighton and Hove.

Young people using the Clock Tower Sanctuary kitchen

  • The Sanctuary helped me kick-start my life

    “Whatever your situation is, whatever you’ve lost, you can sort your life out massively with one big kick-start as soon as you walk through the door at The Clock Tower Sanctuary.”

    Josh
    Current client
    23 years old

  • The Sanctuary gave me hope

    “I was on a path to self-destruction and quite frankly I would have been dead by now without The Sanctuary. Some of my friends didn’t make it and I would have been there with them right now. The Sanctuary gave me hope and that’s priceless.” 

    Joe
    Past client
    33 years old

  • I feel safe and comfortable

    “Some services will provide warmth and food but The Sanctuary is so much more than that. I felt safe and comfortable in myself. For the first time I could concentrate on sorting myself out and working out what I needed to do.” 

    James
    Current client
    21 years old

Why we are needed

More than 150,000 young people ask for help with homelessness every year. Brighton and Hove now has the second largest homeless population in the UK, outside of Westminster, London.

(Source: Homeless Link, ‘Rough Sleeping’ 2016).

Last year The Clock Tower Sanctuary supported over
4,000 visits by homeless young people who had nowhere to call home.

Donate with Just Giving

We receive no statutory funding, all our income is gained through fundraising.

Please donate today and help us continue to support
homeless young people get back on track.

Every young person deserves a safe place to go.

Donate Now

How you can help

£5

could pay for a young person to have a hot shower, wash their clothes and to prepare and eat a nutritious meal.
Donate

£20

could provide a young person with new shoes or a shirt and tie to go to a job interview or wear on their first day.
Donate

£200

could train a Clock Tower Sanctuary volunteer to support young homeless people at our day centre.
Donate

£500

could pay for the day centre to be open for a day. Helping us provide a full range of crisis and support services.
Donate

Dandi's Story

Watch Dandi’s story to find out first hand how The Clock Tower Sanctuary helps young homeless people like Dandi to get their lives back on track.

 

Our Impact

Download our 2015/16 Annual Review to read about how we help young people like Will, break away from homelessness.

Recent Posts

Activities

Music Workshop: Monday 3pm – 4.30pm
Yoga: Tuesday 3pm – 4pm
In2WorK drop-in: Wednesday 1pm – 2pm
Women’s Group: Wednesday 23pm – 3pm
Men’s Group: Thursday 3pm – 4pm
Table Tennis and games: Friday 3pm – 4pm

Drop-in Service opening times

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday 11am – 3pm
Wednesday 10am – 2pm

Welcome to The Clock Tower Sanctuary

We are a day centre providing information, advice and guidance to homeless young people, aged 16 – 25 years, in Brighton and Hove.

Young people using the Clock Tower Sanctuary kitchen

  • The Sanctuary helped me kick-start my life

    “Whatever your situation is, whatever you’ve lost, you can sort your life out massively with one big kick-start as soon as you walk through the door at The Clock Tower Sanctuary.”

    Josh
    Current client
    23 years old

  • The Sanctuary gave me hope

    “I was on a path to self-destruction and quite frankly I would have been dead by now without The Sanctuary. Some of my friends didn’t make it and I would have been there with them right now. The Sanctuary gave me hope and that’s priceless.” 

    Joe
    Past client
    33 years old

  • I feel safe and comfortable

    “Some services will provide warmth and food but The Sanctuary is so much more than that. I felt safe and comfortable in myself. For the first time I could concentrate on sorting myself out and working out what I needed to do.” 

    James
    Current client
    21 years old

Why we are needed

More than 150,000 young people ask for help with homelessness every year. Brighton and Hove now has the second largest homeless population in the UK, outside of Westminster, London.

(Source: Homeless Link, ‘Rough Sleeping’ 2016).

Last year The Clock Tower Sanctuary supported over
4,000 visits by homeless young people who had nowhere to call home.

Donate with Just Giving

We receive no statutory funding, all our income is gained through fundraising.

Please donate today and help us continue to support
homeless young people get back on track.

Every young person deserves a safe place to go.

Donate Now

How you can help

£5

could pay for a young person to have a hot shower, wash their clothes and to prepare and eat a nutritious meal.
Donate

£20

could provide a young person with new shoes or a shirt and tie to go to a job interview or wear on their first day.
Donate

£200

could train a Clock Tower Sanctuary volunteer to support young homeless people at our day centre.
Donate

£500

could pay for the day centre to be open for a day. Helping us provide a full range of crisis and support services.
Donate

Dandi's Story

Watch Dandi’s story to find out first hand how The Clock Tower Sanctuary helps young homeless people like Dandi to get their lives back on track.

 

Our Impact

Download our 2015/16 Annual Review to read about how we help young people like Will, break away from homelessness.

Recent Posts

Activities

Music Workshop: Monday 3pm – 4.30pm
Yoga: Tuesday 3pm – 4pm
In2WorK drop-in: Wednesday 1pm – 2pm
Women’s Group: Wednesday 23pm – 3pm
Men’s Group: Thursday 3pm – 4pm
Table Tennis and games: Friday 3pm – 4pm

Drop-in Service opening times

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday 11am – 3pm
Wednesday 10am – 2pm

Welcome to The Clock Tower Sanctuary

We are a day centre providing information, advice and guidance to homeless young people, aged 16 – 25 years, in Brighton and Hove.

Young people using the Clock Tower Sanctuary kitchen

  • The Sanctuary helped me kick-start my life

    “Whatever your situation is, whatever you’ve lost, you can sort your life out massively with one big kick-start as soon as you walk through the door at The Clock Tower Sanctuary.”

    Josh
    Current client
    23 years old

  • The Sanctuary gave me hope

    “I was on a path to self-destruction and quite frankly I would have been dead by now without The Sanctuary. Some of my friends didn’t make it and I would have been there with them right now. The Sanctuary gave me hope and that’s priceless.” 

    Joe
    Past client
    33 years old

  • I feel safe and comfortable

    “Some services will provide warmth and food but The Sanctuary is so much more than that. I felt safe and comfortable in myself. For the first time I could concentrate on sorting myself out and working out what I needed to do.” 

    James
    Current client
    21 years old

Why we are needed

More than 150,000 young people ask for help with homelessness every year. Brighton and Hove now has the second largest homeless population in the UK, outside of Westminster, London.

(Source: Homeless Link, ‘Rough Sleeping’ 2016).

Last year The Clock Tower Sanctuary supported over
4,000 visits by homeless young people who had nowhere to call home.

Donate with Just Giving

We receive no statutory funding, all our income is gained through fundraising.

Please donate today and help us continue to support
homeless young people get back on track.

Every young person deserves a safe place to go.

Donate Now

How you can help

£5

could pay for a young person to have a hot shower, wash their clothes and to prepare and eat a nutritious meal.
Donate

£20

could provide a young person with new shoes or a shirt and tie to go to a job interview or wear on their first day.
Donate

£200

could train a Clock Tower Sanctuary volunteer to support young homeless people at our day centre.
Donate

£500

could pay for the day centre to be open for a day. Helping us provide a full range of crisis and support services.
Donate

Dandi's Story

Watch Dandi’s story to find out first hand how The Clock Tower Sanctuary helps young homeless people like Dandi to get their lives back on track.

 

Our Impact

Download our 2015/16 Annual Review to read about how we help young people like Will, break away from homelessness.

Recent Posts

Activities

Music Workshop: Monday 3pm – 4.30pm
Yoga: Tuesday 3pm – 4pm
In2WorK drop-in: Wednesday 1pm – 2pm
Women’s Group: Wednesday 23pm – 3pm
Men’s Group: Thursday 3pm – 4pm
Table Tennis and games: Friday 3pm – 4pm

Drop-in Service opening times

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday 11am – 3pm
Wednesday 10am – 2pm

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Drop-in service opening times

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday 11am – 3pm
Wednesday 10am – 2pm

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