The Good Shepherd was established by the Brothers of St John of God, a religious order who have supported the local community for over 40 years. Two of our core values are hospitality and compassion for the most disadvantaged. We deliver services in a way that makes people feel valued and always try to hear their voice. Because we’ve been in the city for so long and have a history of never giving up on people or turning them away, we’ve developed a strong reputation with people in the city and we’re proud of the trust we’ve built with the people that use our services, our partners and the people of Wolverhampton. The Good Shepherd has operated a food and support service in Wolverhampton since 2003. Our aim is to end homelessness in Wolverhampton and support people out of poverty. We work with the most disadvantaged people in our community including people with multiple and complex needs, asylum seekers and people who are rough sleeping or homeless. Over the last two years we've expanded the support we offer for people who are homeless to include a day centre, meaningful activity programme, housing first service, and private sector supported lettings scheme. We also host a multi-agency hub bringing together a wide range of agencies including health, education, training, and support services.