This is who we are
This Christmas at Boaz, we want to tell a different story. We believe that who we are - our staff and trustees, the people we work with and the Boaz community of supporters, partners and friends - is not represented in the headlines, but in how we welcome people who need our kindness and compassion.
In 2025, the conversation about people on the move has become harsher. Far-right extremism has grown louder. Policies have become crueller. The need for Boaz’s accommodation and support has never been greater.
Yet in the midst of this, together we refuse to give up. We’re offering support, safety and stability to more people than ever - work that is only possible because of you. Together, we’re making Greater Manchester a place of welcome.
Your support says something powerful; that even in difficult times, we are not led by fear and hate, but by kindness and solidarity with people in need. This is who we are.
"Boaz was like my backbone. My support worker was checking on me every time and if I needed anything they would support me with it."
| Brktiy* |
*Name changed
“Boaz was power and energy for me. When I moved in, it empowered me to start working and start paying my bills because I wanted Boaz to support more people with my rent.”
| Brktiy* |
Yes, I will stand in solidarity with people seeking safety this Christmas
Safe accommodation
£514 could provide 4 weeks of accommodation for three people who would otherwise be facing homelessness.
Person-centred support
By giving £97, you could provide one month of 1-to-1 support from a Boaz support worker to a person seeking sanctuary.
The essentials we all need
£45 could provide a starter pack of bedding, towels and cleaning supplies for someone with refugee status moving on from Boaz into their own home.
