Pictured: Kate Statham from BHSF hands over the St Basil's starter packs to Steve Rainbow, the charity's fund-raising officer

Four more young homeless people will be able to start a new life thanks to the generosity of a Birmingham firm.

Each year BHSF, the nationwide healthcare insurer and employee benefits provider, donates starter packs to St Basil's, the charity which helps young Birmingham homeless aged 16-25 by providing accommodation and support services.

BHSF has adopted St Basil's as one of its' corporate social responsibility partners and this year donated four starter packs.

The packs contain many of the basic items for the home such as kitchenware, bedding, bathroom and dining items and Steve Rainbow, St Basil's fund-raising officer, received them from BHSF graduate trainee Kate Statham who helped in the organisation.  

Peter Maskell, chief executive of BHSF, said: "We have been involved with the work of St Basil's for some time and support their fund-raising events throughout the year.

"There can be fewer more worthwhile accomplishments than helping less fortunate youngsters to make a new start in life."

For more information about BHSF, please visit their website here: www.bhsf.co.uk