Corona Virus Update - PRHA Head Office is currently closed to visitors but essential staff are still working. If you need to speak to us please call 020 7920 7300. Please note that our Repairs Team can only respond to Emergency Repairs at this time. PLEASE ONLY REQUEST A REPAIR IF IT IS AN EMERGENCY.
Looking after your mental health whilst in isolation.April 1, 2020by prha-We are all affected by the enforced isolation due to the spread of Coronavirus. This kind of extended isolation, combined with the constant anxiety about your health and that of your family, worry about your job and finances, can have serious consequences for your mental health and those around you. There is also, thankfully, a… ...Read More
Coronavirus – Help and advice for the most vulnerable Tower Hamlets ResidentsApril 1, 2020by prha-The Tower Hamlets Council website has set up a Phone Line to support Tower Hamlets Residents who have been identified as extremely vulnerable and at the highest risk of becoming seriously ill from Coronavirus. If you are in this category and need further advice and support you can call - 020 7364 3030. Also, you… ...Read More
Covid-19 – Its effect on the Homeless and those on the front line caring for them.March 24, 2020by prha-An interesting Guardian article featuring PRHAs Clinical Psychologist, Che Rosebert. “Chè Rosebert, PRHA’S Clinical Psychologist has been with the organisation since 2015 and is the lead of the PIE (Psychological Informed Environment) strategy group. Chè has been supporting staff through facilitating group reflective practice and in doing so, has increased staff well-being and help them… ...Read More
Holocaust Memorial Day 2020January 22, 2020by PRHA-Holocaust Memorial Day is on January 27th and people in Tower Hamlets are invited to come together to remember the millions of people murdered in the Holocaust, under Nazi Persecution, and in the genocides which followed in Cambodia, Rwanda, Bosnia, and Darfur.The theme for 2020 is ‘Stand Together’. Genocidal regimes throughout history have deliberately fractured… ...Read More
PIE Bulletin – Christmas Edition 2019January 2, 2020by PRHA-Well, we have reached that time of year again, which normally means families coming together to celebrate the holiday. It is also a time of year, for those who are experiencing loneliness, where those feelings are particularly acute. This edition of PIE looks at the effects of loneliness on people and what can be done… ...Read More
PRHA business hours – Christmas and Bank HolidaysDecember 18, 2019by PRHA-During the Christmas Period, PRHA office hours will differ from normal. Christmas Eve - 9am - 3pm Christmas Day/Boxing Day - Closed December 27th - Closed December 30th - 9am - 5pm December 31st - 9am - 3pm January 1st - Closed Normal opening hours resume from 2nd January 2020 ...Read More
We Are Moving!December 4, 2019by PRHA-PRHA is moving to a new home. From December 12th 2019, our new offices will be located at Kelsey Street, located 10 minutes walk from our old office at 458 Bethnal Green Road. See the attached map, which shows the route between the 2 offices. The new building is located on Kelsey Street (Look for… ...Read More
PRHA Winter Assessment Service Appeal.November 28, 2019by PRHA-PRHA will be running the Winter Assessment Service in Central London this winter. It aims to provide support to rough sleepers to access hot food, a bed and medical services during the colder months. We will have staff on hand to offer a friendly ear to those who visit us and will do our best… ...Read More
Edward Gibbons House Wins AwardNovember 28, 2019by PRHA-PRHA's Edward Gibbons House has won the 'Supported Living' award at this year's Laing Buisson awards. Now in their 14th year of recognising excellence, the awards are judged independently and objectively and focus on the people providing care as well as advisors. Congratulations to the team at Edward Gibbons House. ...Read More
