The Barbados Alliance to End Homelessness is a charitable organization registered as Charity No. 794 under the Barbados Charities Act, CAP 243, on October 19, 2009.
Prime Minister Freundel Stuart has lauded the Barbados Vagrants and Homeless Society for the “impressive work” it has been doing …
The Barbados Homeless and Vagrants Society costs $700,000 per year to run efficiently if funded to the level it really …
Recent Commonwealth awardee Kemar Saffrey, who heads the non-profit Barbados Vagrants and Homeless Society, which aims to reintegrate the homeless …
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Amid all the noise about the country’s poor economic performance, the hardships an increasing number of people face and the …
Columbus Telecommunications joined with The Barbados Vagrants and Homeless Society (BVHS) “Love Day” for a time of giving and cheer …
The Mission of the BAEH is “to re-integrate vagrants and homeless persons into mainstream Barbadian society by providing a holistic rehabilitative programS that would enable them to develop into healthy productive citizens.”
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