NOAH Enterprise is extending its service into Bedford and across the County. Through Government funding, and in partnership with Bedford Borough Council and the other local authorities in the County, NOAH has launched a ‘No Second Night Out’ street outreach service to minimise, if not eliminate, rough sleeping across Bedfordshire. Sleeping rough brings with it a network of complications, from life-threatening health conditions to loss of self-worth and hope. Isolation and fear often mean that rough sleepers find it difficult to trust other people, and the longer they remain on the street, the more excluded they become from society. The…

Local fitness instructor Jackie Neufville owner of Fittville UK Ltd got over 68 cycling fanatics on their bikes at Lewsey Sports Centre last Saturday to raise funds for local homeless charity NOAH Enterprise. Each of the participants cycled from 1-6 hours covering many hundreds of miles during the course of the day. The centre hosted the spinathon in aid of NOAH Enterprise, where spinning instructor Pete Mahon and fellow instructor Kim Parr led the challenge, ensuring workouts were paced so those wanting to complete the full 12 hours could last the distance. People arrived all day at the Sports Park…

Local fitness instructor Jackie Neufville and her fitness company Fittville UK Ltd are organising a charity Spin-a-thon consisting of 6 hours of spinning on bikes to raise money for Luton’s Homelessness Charity NOAH Enterprise. Participants will be spinning for between one hour and potentially the whole day! The Spin-a-thon will be held at Lewsey Sports Park (Pastures Way – Lewsey Farm) on Saturday 18th May 2013 between the hours of 11.15am and 17.15pm. With live DJ’s Eli Brown, Don Newville, DJ Phatz, DJ Limit, Mick Foster, DJ Paks and DJ Stumpi all from local radio stations and local venues who…

Luton’s Homelessness Charity, NOAH Enterprise, welcomed John Minhinick, President of Rotary in Great Britain and Ireland, last Thursday. John was accompanied by his wife Sheila, District Governor Debbie Hodge, and her successor, Gavin Plews. In the course of their enjoyable visit, they were shown all of NOAH’s activities and introduced to staff, volunteers and service users. In commenting on his visit John said “It was a privilege to see the range of what NOAH does in supporting people who are homeless and excluded. I am delighted that Rotary Clubs in Luton and the surrounding area support this great work and…