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Welcome to the Urban Outreach Website 

Urban Outreach (Bolton) is a registered Christian Charity, established in 1990 to work with disadvantaged and vulnerable individuals in the town of Bolton, Greater Manchester. Our staff and volunteers are motivated to "bind up the broken-hearted and set the captives free". Our purpose is to meet the needs of the whole person, in partnership with local churches, the voluntary and statutory sectors, businesses and individuals. We provide innovative solutions in support, re-housing & resettlement of both male and female offenders. We advocate, provide mediation and support women who want to exit prostitution. We support every child and young person who has been reported missing from home in Bolton, along with their families. We deliver peer mentoring for young people in schools. We find and help sustain accommodation for roofless and homeless people.

 
Our Projects
Street life works with rough sleepers and other homeless people to help them access suitable accommodation. The project also provides ongoing support for clients enabling them...
Eve’s Space started in 2010. It is a partnership between Urban Outreach, Bolton Council BeSafe, Greater Manchester Probation Service and the Ministry of Justice. Eve’s Space provides support for women offenders or those at risk of offending.
OARS (Offender Accommodation, Resettlement and Support) works with male offenders from Bolton who are released from Forest Bank Prison facing potential homelessness.
Reach Out offers practical and emotional support, information and guidance to women who are involved in sex work within Bolton. Our project supports women by visiting them on a regular basis, assisting them with self care, accommodation support, legal issues, training and employment. We support women to exit sex work and to make positive decisions about their lifestyle.
RUNA (pronounced "runner") works with children and young people who have been reported missing from home. RUNA works in partnership with Greater Manchester Police, Bolton Council and local schools.The RUNA project provides contact with every child who is reported missing...
STAY provides short term accommodation (one to three weeks) for young people aged 16-19 years old. This project is currently on hold. Please watch this space for further details.
Winter Watch provides homeless and roofless people with company, food, clothing, showers, health and housing information, and sessions by hairdressers and chiropodists. The project...
Registered in England and Wales / Company Limited by Guarantee / Company No. 3019108 / Reg.Charity No. 1044203 - Terms