‘Without a home it is difficult to realise that of God within oneself.’

Mary Hammond on the work of Quaker Housing Trust

'QHT has met its objectives over the years because of Friends’ support.' | Photo: Belinda Fewings / Unsplash.

Quaker Housing Trust (QHT)came about as a practical social witness to Friends’ concern for housing justice, expressed at Yearly Meeting in 1966. It exists to support the creation of homes for people of any age, when they are vulnerable at points of transition in their lives. Without a home it is difficult to realise that of God within oneself.

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