During the COVID-19 pandemic, the LHCC Group established the Leyton House Foundation (LHF) to provide crucial relief and support to individuals affected by mental illnesses, poverty, financial hardship, and physical disabilities, while also promoting social inclusion both in the United Kingdom and internationally.
LHF aims to alleviate the burdens that public services cannot always address, offering valuable guidance and creating spaces for open discussions about various conditions. The Foundation’s primary focus is to provide financial relief to vulnerable individuals through grants, education, training, work experience, counseling, and support.
In addition to financial assistance, LHF is dedicated to aiding individuals suffering from mental or physical illnesses by supporting their treatment and care. Our holistic approach is designed to promote and protect these individuals, ensuring they are not socially excluded and helping them integrate better into society.
The service is managed by service users from LHCC Group, allowing them to build confidence and self-esteem, promote social inclusion, and feel a sense of purpose by serving the community.
Our service users and volunteers utilize the facility to enhance their skills and gain valuable experience in the job market. This hands-on involvement helps them develop new competencies, increasing their employability and improving their overall well-being.
Our efforts are focused on combating poverty and financial hardship, providing relief to the most vulnerable. This sustainable approach ensures that our initiatives have a lasting impact, empowering individuals and fostering a more inclusive community.