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The Manchester Homelessness Partnership (MHP) brings together people with experience of homelessness, charities, faith groups, businesses and the council to co-produce solutions to tackle homelessness in Manchester.
The Manchester Homelessness Charter was launched in May 2016, with over 90 people with lived experience of homelessness involved in its creation. The Charter sets out what each of us can do to end homelessness in Manchester.
The partnership operates through action groups that focus on specific themes, co-chaired by people with lived experience and professionals working in the sector.
MHP members include Booth Centre, Mustard Tree, Shelter, Coffee4Craig, Barnabus, Lifeshare, YPSF, Riverside, CityCo, Manchester City Council, Greater Manchester Police, Manchester University, Manchester Metropolitan University and many others. The partnership is partly funded by Manchester City Council.
Visit mhp.org.uk to find out more about the Manchester Homelessness Partnership and how you can get involved.