Bringing together the hospitality industry in a focused effort to provide immediate support to homeless people
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Your donation WILL make all the difference. 100% of all funds raised for the Pay Gap Fund will be used to help those in need.
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The charity for the employment of vulnerable people into careers within the hospitality industry.
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The project was inspired by Greg & Gill Mangham’s refusal to accept that all people who are homeless or rough sleepers were in these situations due to some fault of their own or through some form of addiction. Many situations are the result of circumstances beyond the individual’s control. At the same time, there was an increasing awareness that the hospitality industry needed to employ a large number of team members to meet the needs of a growing industry.
READ MOREThe Charity established in 2018, provides an effective conduit between forward thinking employers in the hospitality industry and charities working with people facing or experiencing homelessness including those leaving prison or the armed forces, to help place them into long term, stable employment.
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We understand that Covid-19 has had a huge impact on the hospitality industry leading to reduced hours, capped wages, redundancy, and job insecurity. The CRH has been introduced to help hospitality workers, who have been impacted by Covid 19, navigate the resources available to them. The aim is for those facing hardship during the pandemic to access this support and act as a possible preventative measure against long term unemployment and homelessness.
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Our Hospitality Against Homelessness campaign received another boost this week with the recognition of Emma Page of Yummy Pubs being awarded the Outstanding Industry Contribution Award at the Morning Advertiser Publican Awards.
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Only A Pavement Away (OAPA) has announced that it is working with Pennies, the UK’s leading fintech charity.
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Following the success of the ‘Tom Aikens Charity Cookery Challenge’ last year, hospitality charity Only A Pavement Away is calling for funding to publish a new cookbook which will contain recipes from the challenge.
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Following a record-breaking year since its inception in 2018, hospitality charity Only A Pavement Away is entering into a partnership with Zonal, the UK’s largest hospitality technology company.
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We are delighted to announce that our Hospitality Against Homelessness campaign has been recognised at the 2020 British Institute of Innkeeping National Innovation Awards winning the “Hospitality Support Programme” Award.
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Covent Garden will auction over 40 incredible lots with a value exceeding £9,000; all proceeds going to Only A Pavement Away to help the homeless this Christmas
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Only a Pavement Away, the charity that supports people who are facing homelessness into jobs within hospitality, is raising funds through a new campaign, the ‘SOS Challenge – which, in association with Tom Aikens, is encouraging everyone to get creative in the kitchen
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The hospitality industry has, arguably, been hit hardest by the coronavirus pandemic this year. Only A Pavement Away, the hospitality charity that gets the homeless, vulnerable veterans and ex-offenders back into work, is launching its second annual Winter Warmth campaign
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Hospitality Against Homelessness The Hospitality Against Homeless Campaign aims to bring together the hospitality industry in a focused effort to provide immediate support to homeless people across London which includes fellow hospitality industry colleagues in crisis...
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Tom Aikens, one of the UK’s most acclaimed and inspirational chefs, has teamed up with hospitality charity Only A Pavement Away to launch its new initiative: the ‘Tom Aikens Charity Cooking Challenge’. The initiative will invite participants to cook a meal in five...
READ MOREThere are many reasons why people are forced into homelessness such as lack of affordable housing, losing a job, mental health, leaving prison or the armed forces with no home to go to or escaping an abusive relationship.
There are many thousands of people facing or experiencing homelessness across the country today. Being ‘homeless’ can take many forms such as rough sleeping, people living in sheds, garages and other unconventional buildings, sofa surfing, hostels and unsuitable temporary accommodation such as B&Bs. (Ref: Crisis 2020)
In a country with the fifth largest economy, homelessness is a scandal – it is not acceptable. OAPA wants to help to change that.
