Our mission at Field Lane is to create a society where all people, especially those who are often hidden from view, have the opportunity to live a full life, contributing to and enjoying their local community. Supported by Field Lane carers, Nattalie is doing just that, living independently in her own home. Nattalie came to live in one of our supported-living projects in 2010, when she 22 years old. Keen to live independently and pursue her interest in music, Nattalie worked

Pictured above: Our clients enjoying the sunshine and looking forward to when they can return to normal life. Moving into the next stage of the roadmap out of lockdown is cause for celebration as we look forward to all those things that we’ve missed over the past 16 months. But as we slowly ease out of lockdown, we’re also mindful of the generosity of our donors, who continued to support us through the pandemic, immediately responding to the emergency appeal we launched last

As we gradually emerge out of lockdown, we’re looking forward to taking up residence at our new office in Buckingham Gate. Just around the corner from our previous office, our new place is better suited to our needs – smaller and more modern. Our most important work takes place in the field, at our supported living and supported housing projects. In everything we do, in our new head office in central London and out in our projects across the Southeast, we have one very clear

Why did you choose Field Lane as the charity you wanted to get involved with? I joined the Field Lane Board of Trustees in 2018 and I sit on the Quality and Development Committee. I’d recently moved to the UK and wanted to do something to support the citizens of my newly adopted country. Originally from Ottawa, Canada, I’d lived in Geneva for three years but felt that I wanted to move to the UK, specifically to London. I was lucky to get the opportunity with Mercy Corps, a US