About SPEAR Penny Wade House

SPEAR Penny Wade House is a homeless charity located at 24 Kew Road in Richmond, offering support and community care to people experiencing homelessness and vulnerability. Part of the wider SPEAR organisation, whose work spans the borough and beyond, this local base is known for the warmth and commitment of its team. It serves some of the most marginalised residents in the area, providing a place where people are genuinely valued. For Richmond residents who care about their community’s most vulnerable neighbours, SPEAR Penny Wade House represents the borough’s compassionate, civic-minded spirit at its most practical.

Local area

Richmond is a borough of considerable prosperity, but SPEAR Penny Wade House serves an important reminder that need exists here too. Situated on Kew Road — a well-travelled route connecting Richmond town centre with the river and Kew Gardens — the charity occupies a quietly prominent position in the community. Richmond’s strong tradition of civic engagement and neighbourliness means local residents have long supported causes like this one, and the presence of SPEAR reflects the borough’s understanding that a genuinely complete community looks after all of its members, not only the comfortable majority.

Why choose SPEAR Penny Wade House

SPEAR Penny Wade House is a trusted, well-regarded local charity with a clear and important mission. Its location on Kew Road makes it accessible from Richmond town centre and the surrounding area, and its connection to the broader SPEAR organisation means it draws on established expertise in homelessness support. Visitors speak warmly of the people who work there, suggesting an environment built on real relationships and genuine care. For residents who want to contribute to or connect with meaningful local charitable work, this is an organisation with a demonstrable commitment to the community.

Services

  • Homeless support services
  • Community outreach and care
  • Housing assistance
  • Vulnerable person support
  • Charitable community provision

Ideal for: People experiencing homelessness, Vulnerable adults in need of support, Local residents seeking to volunteer or donate, Community organisations and referral partners, Social workers and support professionals.

Frequently asked questions

What does SPEAR Penny Wade House do?

SPEAR Penny Wade House is a homeless charity based on Kew Road in Richmond. It provides support and community care to people experiencing homelessness and vulnerability, and is part of the wider SPEAR organisation. Further details about specific programmes are available on their website at spearlondon.org.

Where is SPEAR Penny Wade House located?

The charity is based at 24 Kew Road, Richmond, TW9 2NA — a convenient location close to Richmond town centre and well served by local transport links.

How can I contact SPEAR Penny Wade House?

You can reach them by phone on 020 8332 7382, or visit their website at spearlondon.org for more information about their work and how to get involved.

Is SPEAR Penny Wade House a registered charity?

Yes, SPEAR Penny Wade House operates as a non-profit charitable organisation. It forms part of the SPEAR network, which focuses on homelessness support across the local area.

Can local residents volunteer or donate to SPEAR Penny Wade House?

The charity’s website at spearlondon.org is the best place to find current information about volunteering, donating or otherwise supporting their work. The team is known for welcoming community involvement.

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