We have a range of shared houses and flats in Ashbourne, Belper, and Derby. We interview everyone before they move in to ensure that they know exactly what to expect from us and so that they understand what we expect from them. We accommodate people in the best possible location for them, subject to availability.

Our aim is to support residents in the process of getting back on their feet and moving on to more independent accommodation. We offer a range of initiatives and activities to enable this and their Personal Development Plan is part of the terms and conditions of their tenancy.

We work with several other organisations to help people improve their mental and physical health, overcome addiction, access appropriate benefits, education, training and employment. We help people to re-establish contact with family, improve their confidence and self-esteem, learn new skills and develop a healthy network of friends. We provide practical support around budgeting, shopping, cooking, running and maintaining a home. Our aim is to help residents to achieve their goals and live more independently.

Moving on to more independent accommodation is part of the support plan from an early stage. This process takes time and each person moves forward at their own pace. We regularly review their progress and support people through every stage of the journey. We always keep people fully informed of all their options and when they are ready, we help them to find somewhere appropriate with other providers or private landlords.

We arrange a variety of social events throughout the year for people to be part of. We have taken our residents indoor go-karting, quad biking and paint-balling. We also organised two trips to see Derby County Football Club in evening matches which included a stadium tour before kick off.

In the past we've taken people to Twycross Zoo for the day and visited the National Memorial Arboretum. This has helped families to enjoy excellent days out together which would otherwise not have been possible for them and for residents to learn about the world around them.

Every two or three months, each house or group of flats has an organised lunch together when people are able to contribute to the shape and future of Faith Hope and Enterprise. These times together help to establish a strong sense of friendship and community among residents and provide valuable connections and memories for them.

In 2018 randd UK did a sponsored 10k run and sky-dive to raise money for Faith Hope and Enterprise.

We thought that since the money had been raised in such an adventurous way, we would spend it on a little adventure of our own.