Overcoming homelessness
is not an act of charity,
it is an act of humanity.
Noble Tree Foundation exists to help vulnerable people to find housing and receive support. To set them up for an independent, dignified and successful life.
We care about people because we believe that they matter. That care is what sets us apart.
We do not exist to provide short-term fixes but rather to offer solutions that can help for a lifetime.
Humanity. Support. Growth.
Our Mission
Our mission is to help to get vulnerable people into permanent accommodation, a home for the long-term.
Empower and support vulnerable people to effect lasting change in their lives.
Noble Tree of Life
We provide long-term solutions to homelessness, not simply a room for the night or over Christmas.
People from vulnerable groups including domestic violence survivors – including LGBTQIA; ex-armed forces; young socially disadvantaged families; learning disabilities; addicts in recovery; those with mental health issues; and refugees and asylum seekers are welcome to make a long-term home with us.
The Estate
The Noble Tree provides cover, protection, and safety to those who gather underneath it. In short, we provide roofs over heads, offer support and empower change.
Noble Tree has close to 1,000 homes across England from the Northeast, Yorkshire, Lincolnshire, West and East Midlands to Southeast London.
Our independent sister companies are Noble Tree Housing – a property development company – and an independent social care company, Noble Tree Care.
We also have significant partnerships with City-backed institutions such as large British pension funds and REITs; independent family offices; donors; fellow charities; commissioners and councils.
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Share Your Story
We invite you to share your story with us and help us spread the word about the work we are doing.
Together we can make a real impact and change the lives of those in need. Please share your story with us today and help us continue to make a difference.