Aylesbury Homeless Action Group

Aylesbury Homeless Action Group Aylesbury Homeless Action Group (AHAG) works towards reducing the impact of homelessness & insecure housing.

The ‘Hub’ drop in centre was initiated in 2009 as a pilot scheme to identify the need within Aylesbury. This was open for 3 hours per day for three days a week. Once the need had been clearly proven we have included the Hub as a key part of our strategy for engaging those people who are homeless or facing homelessness. Since 2012, the charity was fortunate to be able to secure its own premises on

Rickfords Hill. This has enabled us to offer one to one support by appointment. We also have a training room giving people access to computers and phones to assist those looking for housing, employment and education. We have also offered emergency accommodation for the past five years during the winter period. This was started initially in partnership with local churches. Since 2014 we had access to a single venue which was generously provided by Aylesbury Vale District Council. The charity has grown in size since 2009 and we currently employ six part time staff. We also are reliant on our volunteers who underpin the work that we do. Many of those have remained with the charity since 2009.

“Sticky” has become a bit of a star at Waddesdon Manor — but he/she is definitely ready for a better name.And yes, you c...
02/09/2026

“Sticky” has become a bit of a star at Waddesdon Manor — but he/she is definitely ready for a better name.

And yes, you can still be involved. There’s plenty of time to join in. Every name suggestion goes into the random draw right up until 27 September, so if you’re visiting the grounds, you can still take part, and with prizes to be won!

"Sticky" isn’t just a fun moment. It's helping us support people in Aylesbury who are facing homelessness — and the Rothschild Foundation are match funding every donation made through "Sticky", which means whatever you give is doubled.

If you’re heading to Waddesdon, pop by the playground, meet "Sticky", submit your name… and if you’re able, make a small donation that goes twice as far.

What your gift can do:
£2 — One day’s nutrition when there’s nothing else. A vitamin protein drink. Fuel to keep going.
£5 — The dignity of feeling clean. Toothbrush, toothpaste, deodorant. Small things that matter enormously when you have nothing.
£10 — Data connection to a way out. Housing listings, mental health support, job applications — all possible with one month of mobile data.
£20 — A supermarket shop, chosen by them. Not handed to them — chosen. Because dignity starts with having a say in your own life.

If you’re visiting, take a moment at the playground — join in, and help us support people who need it most.

If you have already submitted a name and would like to donate, please follow the link in the first comment.

Full T&Cs on the AHAG website.

Community Spirit at its finest!Aylesbury Town Councils Parklife Weekend was a testement to resilience, planning, team wo...
31/08/2026

Community Spirit at its finest!
Aylesbury Town Councils Parklife Weekend was a testement to resilience, planning, team work and a whole community coming together for a collective goal of fun, music, support and good times.
Thank you to Cllr Sherrilyn A Bateman Mayor of Aylesbury for your support of our charity. Your words from the stage at Proms in the Park reflected the essence of all that we strive to achieve to help people into secure and appreciate housing.
We hope that lots of residents will consider joining our Five to Thrive campaign - a yearly, quarterly or monthly donation will enable locals to Thrive with a secure roof over their heads.
Together we are making a difference
https://cafdonate.cafonline.org/30506

Thank you to everyone who bought drinks, made donations, and shared your stories of how our support has helped you and loved ones - you ALL made our evening very special. Thank you

We are all set up and ready to welcome you, come grab a brew and drop a coin or 2 - raising funds and awareness. Thank y...
29/08/2026

We are all set up and ready to welcome you, come grab a brew and drop a coin or 2 - raising funds and awareness.
Thank you Aylesbury Town Council and Mayor of Aylesbury for a great community event.
Here at Live in the Park all day and again tomorrow for Proms in The Park.
Remember the secret phrase "what is Five to Thrive" for a free cuppa ☕🫖

🤞for better weather than Live in the Park 2024 🤞But you know what? No matter what the sky throws at us, there is ALWAYS ...
28/08/2026

🤞for better weather than Live in the Park 2024 🤞
But you know what? No matter what the sky throws at us, there is ALWAYS an amazing atmosphere at this brilliant community festival organised by Aylesbury Town Council

Come and find us in the Festival Village to play the coin drop challenge - you could be in with a chance of winning 4 tickets to Waddesdon Manor.

As the Mayor of Aylesbury's charity of the year, we have the privilage of pooring you a cuppa - come and see us at the charity coffee stall too.

See you Saturday at Live in the Park and then again on Sunday for Battle of the Bands, Bandeoke and of course Proms in the Park.

Say the secret phrase "What is Five to Thrive" to get a free cuppa ☕

This is what homelessness looks like in Aylesbury.Tonight you'll sleep in a bed. Not everyone will. Don't let tonight pa...
16/08/2026

This is what homelessness looks like in Aylesbury.

Tonight you'll sleep in a bed. Not everyone will. Don't let tonight pass without doing something.

Tonight at midnight, registration closes for A Night for Change — our first ever sleep-out at The Stables of Waddesdon Manor, 11 September.

One night. £250 in sponsorship. A memory that will stay with you forever.

Link in comments to register.



Photo: Craig Easton

15/08/2026

One night outside changed how a 14-year-old sees the world.

Imagine what it could do for you.

A Night for Change. The Stables of Waddesdon Manor. 11 September.

A few places still remain — but not for long. Registration closes 16 August.

One night outside. One chance to stand alongside people who have no choice. One chance to raise money that changes real ...
14/08/2026

One night outside. One chance to stand alongside people who have no choice. One chance to raise money that changes real lives in Aylesbury.

Registration closes midnight Sunday. Don't let the moment pass. All details on AHAG website.


(image (c) Waddesdon Manor Image Library)

13/08/2026

One night outside could change someone's life forever.

This is why we do what we do. This is why A Night for Change matters.

Places are still available. Registration closes 16 August.

Find out more and sign up in the comments

Address

2 Rickford's Hill
Aylesbury
HP202RX

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 4pm

Telephone

+441296435026

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