Annual Impact Review

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Housing Transitions Officers x2 Oxfordshire

An exciting opportunity has arisen for experienced Housing Transitions Officers to join its Housing Team operating within the Oxfordshire area.
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I was living on the streets of oxford for 4 years then Mayday Trust came along and housed me thus giving me back my dignity and self respect so now I want to pay it forward and help those that are on the streets.
Housing Transitions Manager Oxfordshire

An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Housing Transitions Manager to join its Housing Team operating within the Oxfordshire area.
Mayday Housing - Oxford

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What we do

We believe that tough life events should be temporary and transitional and shouldn't ruin your chances of a bright future
Personal Transitions Service

Mayday’s innovative, Personal Transitions Service is the first strength based model for people experiencing homelessness and those going through the toughest of life transitions
Our history

Mayday's journey through the years to the present day
Vision and Mission

Mayday Trust's vision for the future.
Our impact

The impact Mayday Trust's work is having on homelessness in Britain
Applications

If you would like to apply to live in Mayday Accommodation, download and complete the application form and return it to our Housing Team.
How we are funded

Our work would not be possible without the funding and donations from agencies, trusts, companies and the general public.
Broadmead Court, Northampton

Mayday Trust at Broadmead Court in Northampton is supported housing accommodation for people who are currently homeless as a result of challenging life transitions like leaving prison or care, moving from a secure hospital or leaving the family.
Why work for us?

The people who work for us are at the heart of what we do and there are a host of rewards and benefits for working for us