What to do if you have been in close contact with someone who may have the virus but you cannot self isolate?

If you are in a situation where you or someone around you is suffering from

coronavirus symptoms but you cannot self-isolate inside, try to follow these steps:

Stay 2 metres away from anyone, do not share tents and bedding
Stay in contact with friends, family and support services by phone or online if you can
Can someone bring food and drink to you?
Can your pharmacy or prescriber make arrangements to get medication or script to you?
Stay in contact with friends, support services and family by phone.
Can someone bring you books, music or a newspaper to entertain you?

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Pledge to bring hope, wellbeing and recovery to people experiencing homelessness

Barnabus needs your help to bring hope, wellbeing and fulfillment to the loves of people recovering from homelessness. Please pledge your support this summer to make the Big Give Christmas match funding campaign possible
Buy A Charity Gift Box

We are delighted to announce the Barnabus Charity Gift Box!!! - a carefully curated collection that brings joy while making a difference. Inside each premium sustainable gift box, you will find an assortment of exclusive wellness items and delicious snacks.
Beacon Support Centre Volunteers
Dwell Project Volunteers

The Dwell Project brings the gospel to those without a home, in temporary accommodation, or at risk of homelessness. We offer spiritual support and guidance to help the healing process. We need people like you to join us by volunteering to help us in prayer and worship to help people experiencing homelessness through gods love.

CLOTHING. FOOD. TOILETRIES. FOUNDATIONS FOR A NEW LIFE

Please support our work with donations of the items we are short of but need to run our services everyday. You can also support us through ordering urgently needed items online to be delivered to our door.
Volunteer with us

Our wonderful volunteers are the heart of what we do and without them, we couldn’t do the work we do to get people housed. We have volunteers from all over Greater Manchester, as well as Cheshire and Lancashire, all age groups and all walks of life.
Homelessness in Manchester

If you’ve walked the streets of Manchester, you’ve almost certainly passed by a rough sleeper. In fact, you’ve probably noticed that there are more people living and sleeping out on the streets. In 2010, the official rough sleeper figure was 7. In 2018, it was 94. Unfortunately, we know that in reality, the number is much higher. Please read on to find out more about homelessness in our city.
I'M HOMELESS AND I NEED HELP

Barnabus helps adults who are homeless – whether you’re living on the streets, in temporary accommodation or at risk of homelessness. If you have a family with dependents under the age of 18 or are under 18 yourself, we recommend that you contact your local authority immediately.
ARE YOU READY TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE?

We currently have the following vacancies
Dragon Boat Race, Salford Quays, TBC 2025

Join our Barnabus team at Salford Quays for another fantastic sponsored Dragon Boat race across the dock. Have fun and at the same time help people on their journey from the streets and into a home for good.
How we're helping

The stress and anxiety people can suffer when they are homeless means they often feel afraid to reach out and taking that small step towards getting help can seem like a mammoth task. That’s why our team is there to help from the start, giving tailored support and advice every single step of the way.
Great Manchester Run, Sunday 26th May, 2024

We love this supporting our sponsored runners at this event. Set your self the personal goal of taking part in one of Europe's biggest 10km races and raising funds to change the lives of people without a home and we will do all we can to support you.
Our history

It all started in 1991 with one couple, some sandwiches and a flask of hot coffee. Walking the streets of Manchester, our founder Peter Green could not believe that there were people on his doorstep who had nothing. So, with a little help from his Christian faith, he set out to do something. Luckily, Peter and his wife Beryl had plenty of love – and sandwiches – to share.
GETTING OFF THE STREETS TAKES MANY STEPS. WE’LL BE THERE FOR EVERY ONE OF THEM.

We host a range of social, creative and skill-based afternoon activities to improve self-confidence and wellbeing. They’re all held at our Beacon Support Centre.