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Driver Learning Supervision - For many formerly homeless young people a driving licence is needed for any job for which they apply. Getting a licence requires passing a test and clocking up supervised driving hours. In conjunction with Foyer Oxford, Rotary bought a car and set up a supervised driving scheme for these young people.
- Food service – many Clubs support food services to homeless people
- Mobile Homes – A bicycle with a trailer containing a tent which enables a young homeless person to be mobile during the day and settle somewhere at night. Rotary are discussing potential night spaces with City of Stirling.
- Work Experience – many young homeless people need a first job to get them started on the path to a longer-term career. In partnership with Foyer Oxford, Rotary facilitates employment in cafes and restaurants for these young people.
- Blankets & Sleeping/shelter bags – a number of Clubs provide comfort and warmth for homeless people to sleep at nights.
