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Our Impact

For 30 years, we have been at the heart of tackling homelessness in Plymouth, helping thousands of people get back on their feet with safe and stable accommodation. Our deep knowledge, skills, and trusted relationships with local people make us experts in our field.

Driven by a strong commitment to social justice and community service, we have achieved lasting positive change and earned the confidence of local partners and stakeholders. This unique position enables us to play a vital role in addressing the housing crisis and working to ensure everyone has a safe place to call home.

Our Strategy

Our strategy is guided by three central strategic pillars:  

  • Increase and improve housing provision

  • Prevent more people from becoming homeless and ensure a swift resolution for those who do

  • Deliver more comprehensive support for people who are street homeless

Our impact, thanks to you 

In 2024, thanks to your support, we helped almost 1,700 people facing homelessness across Plymouth find hope, stability and a safe place to call home. 

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    We helped 165 households move into longer-term homes.

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    210 households with temporary accommodation, including 66 families and 176 children

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    We housed 350 people each night in our accommodation

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    We provided 249 people wth homelessness prevention advice & support

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Case Study

B, aged 60, was supported into housing by our Resettlement Team after becoming homeless following the breakdown of a family relationship.

Grieving the loss of her partner - whom she had cared for until his passing - B was evicted from the family home she had lived in for over twenty years. With nowhere else to turn, she was sleeping in her car when we met her. 

She was supported by one of our dedicated support workers, who quickly identified underlying health issues during their first meeting. A successful application for Personal Independence Payment (PIP) was submitted, strengthening her case for rehousing. She was soon offered a bungalow. Overjoyed, B shared that she finally felt she had her autonomy back. With a safe space to call her own, she could begin rebuilding her life, reconnect with others, and experience a sense of normality once again. 

  • “Path is full of integrity, extremely resourceful, diligent, people focussed, trauma informed and really cares about the individuals they support.” 

  • “Path is extremely resilient, they’re one of those organisations that doesn’t just weather a storm, they rise to it and sail the boat right over it!” 

  • “Path is always creative in tackling housing challenges, finding solutions to potential issues. Most importantly, we trust them to lead the way."

  • “Path have a strong sense of social justice, which is really important to us. They are very ethically minded and I think their values align with ours” 

  • "Without their ability to think around corners the number of people on the streets would be much higher.”