Community Campus 87 is a social enterprise providing affordable housing, support and resettlement services, personal development, learning and training opportunities, building services, regeneration and development services.
More than
just a roof
Since 1987
Community Campus 87 is a community based social enterprise formed in 1987 to address the emerging crisis of youth homelessness in Teesside.
We have offices in Stockton, Middlesbrough and Hartlepool and employ over 50 staff, apprentices and volunteers. We are a value driven organisation committed to meeting our social, economic and environmental objectives. We support and house many homeless and disadvantaged people across Teesside. We renovate and maintain properties in the community and rent them to our tenants at an affordable rent.
It’s not always as simple as resolving homelessness by giving a set of keys to someone. It’s about providing the accommodation and the support to enable the person to manage their accommodation so that they can build towards a better life and live independently. Our work and development has now taken us further, developing a range of holistic, person centred innovative projects and services for young homeless and other economically and/or socially disadvantaged people.
Recent News
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“The best thing about Campus is the staff, who offer me non-stop support and help with any problems that I may have”
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“The staff at Community Campus have been helping me since 2020. They have been very supportive, enabling me to live independently while also studying at College. I am now able to use the tools I have been given to live independently and go to University.”
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“Campus has opened a route that would not have been available to me and has given me the opportunity to have a better life”
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“It has made me more knowledgeable about my trade skills and it has made me generally less anxious and more confident”
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“Louise has been a great support to me over the last 4 years, helping me access College courses, finances and helping me find accommodation in Newcastle”
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“Two years ago I was on a downhill spiral, homeless, using drugs, but I moved in here and life changed for me, and it just keeps getting better and better.”
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“If it wasn’t for Stacey and the other staff at CC87 I know I would not be where I am now and will be eternally thankful to them for setting me on the right path”