Meet our patrons

“Homelessness is on the rise, and it’s a tragedy that in today’s society so many people are facing the reality of life without a safe and secure home. That’s why I’m so proud to be a Patron of HARP. They do so much to support people at their lowest ebb and, importantly, to help prevent people from becoming homeless in the first place.” 

“Having grown up in the surrounding area of Southend, I have always felt a strong connection to the community. I’m proud to be a long-standing patron of HARP and support the vital work they do to help people experiencing homelessness with dignity, compassion and hope.” 

“I grew up in Leigh-on-Sea, so I’ve always felt a strong connection to the local community. As a long-standing patron of HARP, I’m incredibly proud to support their vital work helping people across Essex move away from homelessness and towards a safer, more secure future.”