Sanctus

The Café is designed as a gateway to build trust and enable individuals to have access to our Support Hub.
Located on the ground floor of our building, is our Sanctus Café which is a safe and warm environment where homeless and vulnerable individuals feel comfortable to come, spend the day and request help. We welcome anyone in the community who had fallen on hard times and is in need of food and support.

The Café team is made up of 4 members of staff as well as a large number of volunteers who are friendly faces and make the Sanctus Café a welcoming environment and an enjoyable place to be.

We are always there for those who need us, meaning we are well-placed to respond to the needs of those whom we support. Our work closely ties into Maslow’s theory of the hierarchy of needs. Through our Café, we provide people with food, clothes and essential items. This is then a gateway to access the wider support services offered by Sanctus Hub where we work in conjunction with other support services both statutory and voluntary to help secure accommodation, good health and employment opportunities.

Service users are confident to tell the Sanctus staff what they really need, and what they are feeling. Sanctus’ independence means they can adapt to the individual needs of the service users and not be constrained by targets or single areas of focus. The team work with people at their hardest times and over time build trust and the confidence to take the next step. This leads to them living a better life, where they have support networks, and self-esteem, and they can achieve so much more.


We provide a wide range of services in our Café, all for free, including:

Daily freshly prepared, hot nutritious meals (we serve between 60 – 80 meals each day with 16,931 meals served in 2023),

Unlimited hot and cold drinks

Breakfast including toast, cereal and fruit

Sandwiches, cakes and pastries

Items from our food bank to takeaway

Special meals such as Christmas dinners

The Café is designed as a gateway to build trust and enable individuals to have access to our Support Hub.
Located on the ground floor of our building, is our Sanctus Café which is a safe and warm environment where homeless and vulnerable individuals feel comfortable to come, spend the day and request help. We welcome anyone in the community who had fallen on hard times and is in need of food and support.

The Café team is made up of 4 members of staff as well as a large number of volunteers who are friendly faces and make the Sanctus Café a welcoming environment and an enjoyable place to be.

We are always there for those who need us, meaning we are well-placed to respond to the needs of those whom we support. Our work closely ties into Maslow’s theory of the hierarchy of needs. Through our Café, we provide people with food, clothes and essential items. This is then a gateway to access the wider support services offered by Sanctus Hub where we work in conjunction with other support services both statutory and voluntary to help secure accommodation, good health and employment opportunities.

Service users are confident to tell the Sanctus staff what they really need, and what they are feeling. Sanctus’ independence means they can adapt to the individual needs of the service users and not be constrained by targets or single areas of focus. The team work with people at their hardest times and over time build trust and the confidence to take the next step. This leads to them living a better life, where they have support networks, and self-esteem, and they can achieve so much more.


We provide a wide range of services in our Café, all for free, including:

Daily freshly prepared, hot nutritious meals (we serve between 60 – 80 meals each day with 16,931 meals served in 2023),

Unlimited hot and cold drinks

Breakfast including toast, cereal and fruit

Sandwiches, cakes and pastries

Items from our food bank to takeaway

Special meals such as Christmas dinners

Our Support Hub on the 2nd and 3rd floors offers free support services, including 1:1 mentoring, assistance with gaining housing and sustaining tenancies, benefits applications, furnishing homes, addiction and mental health support, victims of domestic violence, prison leavers, health and wellbeing advice and signposting, and a range of other advocacy services.

We work to target the root causes of why someone is homeless, at risk of being homeless or other vulnerabilities.

We house addiction support groups, welcome outreach teams from Chess and the City Council and offer a space for local agencies to utilise providing the best possible service to those in crisis.

We also offer NHS Health Checks, NHS Vaccine Clinic (Covid and Boosters), Hep C Testing, Chiropody, Dog Therapy, Mentoring/Buddying Service, Drugs Counselling (relapse prevention), and Counselling Services.

The Support Hub was established as a safe and non-judgemental space to provide assistance, advice, referrals and signposting both inhouse and with specialist partner organisations. Our service users have a wide range of complex needs which often forms a barrier to them seeking help from external providers. The Hub consists of 3 experienced support workers who hold a twice daily drop in for anyone wishing to access further support for housing issues, benefits advice, applications and everything in between. If we are unable to help, we will certainly know a team that can and will make a referral to the correct agency ensuring support from the Hub team throughout.

The Support Hub can be accessed Mon-Fri 10.30-12.00pm and 1.30-2.30pm but anyone in crisis or with an emergency will be seen outside of these hours.

We work with over 25 different agencies including the City Council Housing Navigators, CHESS Outreach Team, and Support Workers from Full Circle, DASS street support team for drug and alcohol issues and many more. The majority of these agencies will work with our service users at Sanctus, where they feel comfortable and safe.

The support provided by the Hub team is person-centred and we are able to facilitate a unique approach due to the fact we are non-statutory service.

Our in-house support services cover but are not limited to the following areas:


Homelessness,

Debt support and advice on financial wellbeing

Domestic violence

Preventing evictions

Mentoring

Assistance with gaining housing and sustaining tenancies

Benefits applications

Medical signposting

Addiction recovery

Mental health support

Health and wellbeing advise and support services

Enrichment activities

Job support and CV workshops

Advise and advocacy

Weekly councelling sessions

Life coaching

Smoking cessation

NHS clinics

Mental health drop-ins

Auricular acupuncture

The Support Hub was established as a safe and non-judgemental space to provide assistance, advice, referrals and signposting both inhouse and with specialist partner organisations. Our service users have a wide range of complex needs which often forms a barrier to them seeking help from external providers. The Hub consists of 3 experienced support workers who hold a twice daily drop in for anyone wishing to access further support for housing issues, benefits advice, applications and everything in between. If we are unable to help, we will certainly know a team that can and will make a referral to the correct agency ensuring support from the Hub team throughout.

The Support Hub can be accessed Mon-Fri 10.30-12.00pm and 1.30-2.30pm but anyone in crisis or with an emergency will be seen outside of these hours.

We work with over 25 different agencies including the City Council Housing Navigators, CHESS Outreach Team, and Support Workers from Full Circle, DASS street support team for drug and alcohol issues and many more. The majority of these agencies will work with our service users at Sanctus, where they feel comfortable and safe.

The support provided by the Hub team is person-centred and we are able to facilitate a unique approach due to the fact we are non-statutory service.

Our in-house support services cover but are not limited to the following areas:


Homelessness,

Debt support and advice on financial wellbeing

Domestic violence

Preventing evictions

Mentoring

Assistance with gaining housing and sustaining tenancies

Benefits applications

Medical signposting

Addiction recovery

Mental health support

Health and wellbeing advise and support services

Enrichment activities

Job support and CV workshops

Advise and advocacy

Weekly councelling sessions

Life coaching

Smoking cessation

NHS clinics

Mental health drop-ins

Auricular acupuncture

The Support Hub was established as a safe and non-judgemental space to provide assistance, advice, referrals and signposting both inhouse and with specialist partner organisations. Our service users have a wide range of complex needs which often forms a barrier to them seeking help from external providers. The Hub consists of 3 experienced support workers who hold a twice daily drop in for anyone wishing to access further support for housing issues, benefits advice, applications and everything in between. If we are unable to help, we will certainly know a team that can and will make a referral to the correct agency ensuring support from the Hub team throughout.

The Support Hub can be accessed Mon-Fri 10.30-12.00pm and 1.30-2.30pm but anyone in crisis or with an emergency will be seen outside of these hours.

We work with over 25 different agencies including the City Council Housing Navigators, CHESS Outreach Team, and Support Workers from Full Circle, DASS street support team for drug and alcohol issues and many more. The majority of these agencies will work with our service users at Sanctus, where they feel comfortable and safe.

The support provided by the Hub team is person-centred and we are able to facilitate a unique approach due to the fact we are non-statutory service.

Our in-house support services cover but are not limited to the following areas:


Homelessness,

Debt support and advice on financial wellbeing

Domestic violence

Preventing evictions

Mentoring

Assistance with gaining housing and sustaining tenancies

Benefits applications

Medical signposting

Addiction recovery

Mental health support

Health and wellbeing advise and support services

Enrichment activities

Job support and CV workshops

Advise and advocacy

Weekly councelling sessions

Life coaching

Smoking cessation

NHS clinics

Mental health drop-ins

Auricular acupuncture

The Support Hub was established as a safe and non-judgemental space to provide assistance, advice, referrals and signposting both inhouse and with specialist partner organisations. Our service users have a wide range of complex needs which often forms a barrier to them seeking help from external providers. The Hub consists of 3 experienced support workers who hold a twice daily drop in for anyone wishing to access further support for housing issues, benefits advice, applications and everything in between. If we are unable to help, we will certainly know a team that can and will make a referral to the correct agency ensuring support from the Hub team throughout.

The Support Hub can be accessed Mon-Fri 10.30-12.00pm and 1.30-2.30pm but anyone in crisis or with an emergency will be seen outside of these hours.

We work with over 25 different agencies including the City Council Housing Navigators, CHESS Outreach Team, and Support Workers from Full Circle, DASS street support team for drug and alcohol issues and many more. The majority of these agencies will work with our service users at Sanctus, where they feel comfortable and safe.

The support provided by the Hub team is person-centred and we are able to facilitate a unique approach due to the fact we are non-statutory service.

Our in-house support services cover but are not limited to the following areas:


Homelessness,

Debt support and advice on financial wellbeing

Domestic violence

Preventing evictions

Mentoring

Assistance with gaining housing and sustaining tenancies

Benefits applications

Medical signposting

Addiction recovery

Mental health support

Health and wellbeing advise and support services

Enrichment activities

Job support and CV workshops

Advise and advocacy

Weekly councelling sessions

Life coaching

Smoking cessation

NHS clinics

Mental health drop-ins

Auricular acupuncture

The Support Hub was established as a safe and non-judgemental space to provide assistance, advice, referrals and signposting both inhouse and with specialist partner organisations. Our service users have a wide range of complex needs which often forms a barrier to them seeking help from external providers. The Hub consists of 3 experienced support workers who hold a twice daily drop in for anyone wishing to access further support for housing issues, benefits advice, applications and everything in between. If we are unable to help, we will certainly know a team that can and will make a referral to the correct agency ensuring support from the Hub team throughout.

The Support Hub can be accessed Mon-Fri 10.30-12.00pm and 1.30-2.30pm but anyone in crisis or with an emergency will be seen outside of these hours.

We work with over 25 different agencies including the City Council Housing Navigators, CHESS Outreach Team, and Support Workers from Full Circle, DASS street support team for drug and alcohol issues and many more. The majority of these agencies will work with our service users at Sanctus, where they feel comfortable and safe.

The support provided by the Hub team is person-centred and we are able to facilitate a unique approach due to the fact we are non-statutory service.

Our in-house support services cover but are not limited to the following areas:


Homelessness,

Debt support and advice on financial wellbeing

Domestic violence

Preventing evictions

Mentoring

Assistance with gaining housing and sustaining tenancies

Benefits applications

Medical signposting

Addiction recovery

Mental health support

Health and wellbeing advise and support services

Enrichment activities

Job support and CV workshops

Advise and advocacy

Weekly councelling sessions

Life coaching

Smoking cessation

NHS clinics

Mental health drop-ins

Auricular acupuncture

The Support Hub was established as a safe and non-judgemental space to provide assistance, advice, referrals and signposting both inhouse and with specialist partner organisations. Our service users have a wide range of complex needs which often forms a barrier to them seeking help from external providers. The Hub consists of 3 experienced support workers who hold a twice daily drop in for anyone wishing to access further support for housing issues, benefits advice, applications and everything in between. If we are unable to help, we will certainly know a team that can and will make a referral to the correct agency ensuring support from the Hub team throughout.

The Support Hub can be accessed Mon-Fri 10.30-12.00pm and 1.30-2.30pm but anyone in crisis or with an emergency will be seen outside of these hours.

We work with over 25 different agencies including the City Council Housing Navigators, CHESS Outreach Team, and Support Workers from Full Circle, DASS street support team for drug and alcohol issues and many more. The majority of these agencies will work with our service users at Sanctus, where they feel comfortable and safe.

The support provided by the Hub team is person-centred and we are able to facilitate a unique approach due to the fact we are non-statutory service.

Our in-house support services cover but are not limited to the following areas:


Homelessness,

Debt support and advice on financial wellbeing

Domestic violence

Preventing evictions

Mentoring

Assistance with gaining housing and sustaining tenancies

Benefits applications

Medical signposting

Addiction recovery

Mental health support

Health and wellbeing advise and support services

Enrichment activities

Job support and CV workshops

Advise and advocacy

Weekly councelling sessions

Life coaching

Smoking cessation

NHS clinics

Mental health drop-ins

Auricular acupuncture

The Support Hub was established as a safe and non-judgemental space to provide assistance, advice, referrals and signposting both inhouse and with specialist partner organisations. Our service users have a wide range of complex needs which often forms a barrier to them seeking help from external providers. The Hub consists of 3 experienced support workers who hold a twice daily drop in for anyone wishing to access further support for housing issues, benefits advice, applications and everything in between. If we are unable to help, we will certainly know a team that can and will make a referral to the correct agency ensuring support from the Hub team throughout.

The Support Hub can be accessed Mon-Fri 10.30-12.00pm and 1.30-2.30pm but anyone in crisis or with an emergency will be seen outside of these hours.

We work with over 25 different agencies including the City Council Housing Navigators, CHESS Outreach Team, and Support Workers from Full Circle, DASS street support team for drug and alcohol issues and many more. The majority of these agencies will work with our service users at Sanctus, where they feel comfortable and safe.

The support provided by the Hub team is person-centred and we are able to facilitate a unique approach due to the fact we are non-statutory service.

Our in-house support services cover but are not limited to the following areas:


Homelessness,

Debt support and advice on financial wellbeing

Domestic violence

Preventing evictions

Mentoring

Assistance with gaining housing and sustaining tenancies

Benefits applications

Medical signposting

Addiction recovery

Mental health support

Health and wellbeing advise and support services

Enrichment activities

Job support and CV workshops

Advise and advocacy

Weekly councelling sessions

Life coaching

Smoking cessation

NHS clinics

Mental health drop-ins

Auricular acupuncture

The Support Hub was established as a safe and non-judgemental space to provide assistance, advice, referrals and signposting both inhouse and with specialist partner organisations. Our service users have a wide range of complex needs which often forms a barrier to them seeking help from external providers. The Hub consists of 3 experienced support workers who hold a twice daily drop in for anyone wishing to access further support for housing issues, benefits advice, applications and everything in between. If we are unable to help, we will certainly know a team that can and will make a referral to the correct agency ensuring support from the Hub team throughout.

The Support Hub can be accessed Mon-Fri 10.30-12.00pm and 1.30-2.30pm but anyone in crisis or with an emergency will be seen outside of these hours.

We work with over 25 different agencies including the City Council Housing Navigators, CHESS Outreach Team, and Support Workers from Full Circle, DASS street support team for drug and alcohol issues and many more. The majority of these agencies will work with our service users at Sanctus, where they feel comfortable and safe.

The support provided by the Hub team is person-centred and we are able to facilitate a unique approach due to the fact we are non-statutory service.

Our in-house support services cover but are not limited to the following areas:


Homelessness,

Debt support and advice on financial wellbeing

Domestic violence

Preventing evictions

Mentoring

Assistance with gaining housing and sustaining tenancies

Benefits applications

Medical signposting

Addiction recovery

Mental health support

Health and wellbeing advise and support services

Enrichment activities

Job support and CV workshops

Advise and advocacy

Weekly councelling sessions

Life coaching

Smoking cessation

NHS clinics

Mental health drop-ins

Auricular acupuncture

The Support Hub was established as a safe and non-judgemental space to provide assistance, advice, referrals and signposting both inhouse and with specialist partner organisations. Our service users have a wide range of complex needs which often forms a barrier to them seeking help from external providers. The Hub consists of 3 experienced support workers who hold a twice daily drop in for anyone wishing to access further support for housing issues, benefits advice, applications and everything in between. If we are unable to help, we will certainly know a team that can and will make a referral to the correct agency ensuring support from the Hub team throughout.

The Support Hub can be accessed Mon-Fri 10.30-12.00pm and 1.30-2.30pm but anyone in crisis or with an emergency will be seen outside of these hours.

We work with over 25 different agencies including the City Council Housing Navigators, CHESS Outreach Team, and Support Workers from Full Circle, DASS street support team for drug and alcohol issues and many more. The majority of these agencies will work with our service users at Sanctus, where they feel comfortable and safe.

The support provided by the Hub team is person-centred and we are able to facilitate a unique approach due to the fact we are non-statutory service.

Our in-house support services cover but are not limited to the following areas:


Homelessness,

Debt support and advice on financial wellbeing

Domestic violence

Preventing evictions

Mentoring

Assistance with gaining housing and sustaining tenancies

Benefits applications

Medical signposting

Addiction recovery

Mental health support

Health and wellbeing advise and support services

Enrichment activities

Job support and CV workshops

Advise and advocacy

Weekly councelling sessions

Life coaching

Smoking cessation

NHS clinics

Mental health drop-ins

Auricular acupuncture

The Support Hub was established as a safe and non-judgemental space to provide assistance, advice, referrals and signposting both inhouse and with specialist partner organisations. Our service users have a wide range of complex needs which often forms a barrier to them seeking help from external providers. The Hub consists of 3 experienced support workers who hold a twice daily drop in for anyone wishing to access further support for housing issues, benefits advice, applications and everything in between. If we are unable to help, we will certainly know a team that can and will make a referral to the correct agency ensuring support from the Hub team throughout.

The Support Hub can be accessed Mon-Fri 10.30-12.00pm and 1.30-2.30pm but anyone in crisis or with an emergency will be seen outside of these hours.

We work with over 25 different agencies including the City Council Housing Navigators, CHESS Outreach Team, and Support Workers from Full Circle, DASS street support team for drug and alcohol issues and many more. The majority of these agencies will work with our service users at Sanctus, where they feel comfortable and safe.

The support provided by the Hub team is person-centred and we are able to facilitate a unique approach due to the fact we are non-statutory service.

Our in-house support services cover but are not limited to the following areas:


Homelessness,

Debt support and advice on financial wellbeing

Domestic violence

Preventing evictions

Mentoring

Assistance with gaining housing and sustaining tenancies

Benefits applications

Medical signposting

Addiction recovery

Mental health support

Health and wellbeing advise and support services

Enrichment activities

Job support and CV workshops

Advise and advocacy

Weekly councelling sessions

Life coaching

Smoking cessation

NHS clinics

Mental health drop-ins

Auricular acupuncture

The Support Hub was established as a safe and non-judgemental space to provide assistance, advice, referrals and signposting both inhouse and with specialist partner organisations. Our service users have a wide range of complex needs which often forms a barrier to them seeking help from external providers. The Hub consists of 3 experienced support workers who hold a twice daily drop in for anyone wishing to access further support for housing issues, benefits advice, applications and everything in between. If we are unable to help, we will certainly know a team that can and will make a referral to the correct agency ensuring support from the Hub team throughout.

The Support Hub can be accessed Mon-Fri 10.30-12.00pm and 1.30-2.30pm but anyone in crisis or with an emergency will be seen outside of these hours.

We work with over 25 different agencies including the City Council Housing Navigators, CHESS Outreach Team, and Support Workers from Full Circle, DASS street support team for drug and alcohol issues and many more. The majority of these agencies will work with our service users at Sanctus, where they feel comfortable and safe.

The support provided by the Hub team is person-centred and we are able to facilitate a unique approach due to the fact we are non-statutory service.

Our in-house support services cover but are not limited to the following areas:


Homelessness,

Debt support and advice on financial wellbeing

Domestic violence

Preventing evictions

Mentoring

Assistance with gaining housing and sustaining tenancies

Benefits applications

Medical signposting

Addiction recovery

Mental health support

Health and wellbeing advise and support services

Enrichment activities

Job support and CV workshops

Advise and advocacy

Weekly councelling sessions

Life coaching

Smoking cessation

NHS clinics

Mental health drop-ins

Auricular acupuncture

Every Wednesday there is full NHS service. You must register as a Sanctus service user to access this service.

The Support Hub was established as a safe and non-judgemental space to provide assistance, advice, referrals and signposting both inhouse and with specialist partner organisations. Our service users have a wide range of complex needs which often forms a barrier to them seeking help from external providers. The Hub consists of 3 experienced support workers who hold a twice daily drop in for anyone wishing to access further support for housing issues, benefits advice, applications and everything in between. If we are unable to help, we will certainly know a team that can and will make a referral to the correct agency ensuring support from the Hub team throughout.

The Support Hub can be accessed Mon-Fri 10.30-12.00pm and 1.30-2.30pm but anyone in crisis or with an emergency will be seen outside of these hours.

We work with over 25 different agencies including the City Council Housing Navigators, CHESS Outreach Team, and Support Workers from Full Circle, DASS street support team for drug and alcohol issues and many more. The majority of these agencies will work with our service users at Sanctus, where they feel comfortable and safe.

The support provided by the Hub team is person-centred and we are able to facilitate a unique approach due to the fact we are non-statutory service.

Our in-house support services cover but are not limited to the following areas:

Sanctus Homeless Charity
Homelessness

Debt support and advice on financial wellbeing

Domestic violence

Preventing evictions

Mentoring

Assistance with gaining housing and sustaining tenancies

Benefits applications

Medical signposting

Addiction recovery

Mental health support

Health and wellbeing advise and support services

Enrichment activities

Job support and CV workshops

Advise and advocacy

Weekly councelling sessions

Life coaching

Smoking cessation

NHS clinics

Mental health drop-ins

Auricular acupuncture

The Support Hub was established as a safe and non-judgemental space to provide assistance, advice, referrals and signposting both inhouse and with specialist partner organisations. Our service users have a wide range of complex needs which often forms a barrier to them seeking help from external providers. The Hub consists of 3 experienced support workers who hold a twice daily drop in for anyone wishing to access further support for housing issues, benefits advice, applications and everything in between. If we are unable to help, we will certainly know a team that can and will make a referral to the correct agency ensuring support from the Hub team throughout.

The Support Hub can be accessed Mon-Fri 10.30-12.00pm and 1.30-2.30pm but anyone in crisis or with an emergency will be seen outside of these hours.

We work with over 25 different agencies including the City Council Housing Navigators, CHESS Outreach Team, and Support Workers from Full Circle, DASS street support team for drug and alcohol issues and many more. The majority of these agencies will work with our service users at Sanctus, where they feel comfortable and safe.

The support provided by the Hub team is person-centred and we are able to facilitate a unique approach due to the fact we are non-statutory service.

Our in-house support services cover but are not limited to the following areas:

Sanctus Homeless Charity
Homelessness

Debt support and advice on financial wellbeing

Domestic violence

Preventing evictions

Mentoring

Assistance with gaining housing and sustaining tenancies

Benefits applications

Medical signposting

Addiction recovery

Mental health support

Health and wellbeing advise and support services

Enrichment activities

Job support and CV workshops

Advise and advocacy

Weekly councelling sessions

Life coaching

Smoking cessation

NHS clinics

Mental health drop-ins

Auricular acupuncture

The Support Hub was established as a safe and non-judgemental space to provide assistance, advice, referrals and signposting both inhouse and with specialist partner organisations. Our service users have a wide range of complex needs which often forms a barrier to them seeking help from external providers. The Hub consists of 3 experienced support workers who hold a twice daily drop in for anyone wishing to access further support for housing issues, benefits advice, applications and everything in between. If we are unable to help, we will certainly know a team that can and will make a referral to the correct agency ensuring support from the Hub team throughout.

The Support Hub can be accessed Mon-Fri 10.30-12.00pm and 1.30-2.30pm but anyone in crisis or with an emergency will be seen outside of these hours.

We work with over 25 different agencies including the City Council Housing Navigators, CHESS Outreach Team, and Support Workers from Full Circle, DASS street support team for drug and alcohol issues and many more. The majority of these agencies will work with our service users at Sanctus, where they feel comfortable and safe.

The support provided by the Hub team is person-centred and we are able to facilitate a unique approach due to the fact we are non-statutory service.

Our in-house support services cover but are not limited to the following areas:

Sanctus Homeless Charity
Homelessness

Debt support and advice on financial wellbeing

Domestic violence

Preventing evictions

Mentoring

Assistance with gaining housing and sustaining tenancies

Benefits applications

Medical signposting

Addiction recovery

Mental health support

Health and wellbeing advise and support services

Enrichment activities

Job support and CV workshops

Advise and advocacy

Weekly councelling sessions

Life coaching

Smoking cessation

NHS clinics

Mental health drop-ins

Auricular acupuncture

The Support Hub was established as a safe and non-judgemental space to provide assistance, advice, referrals and signposting both inhouse and with specialist partner organisations. Our service users have a wide range of complex needs which often forms a barrier to them seeking help from external providers. The Hub consists of 3 experienced support workers who hold a twice daily drop in for anyone wishing to access further support for housing issues, benefits advice, applications and everything in between. If we are unable to help, we will certainly know a team that can and will make a referral to the correct agency ensuring support from the Hub team throughout.

The Support Hub can be accessed Mon-Fri 10.30-12.00pm and 1.30-2.30pm but anyone in crisis or with an emergency will be seen outside of these hours.

We work with over 25 different agencies including the City Council Housing Navigators, CHESS Outreach Team, and Support Workers from Full Circle, DASS street support team for drug and alcohol issues and many more. The majority of these agencies will work with our service users at Sanctus, where they feel comfortable and safe.

The support provided by the Hub team is person-centred and we are able to facilitate a unique approach due to the fact we are non-statutory service.

Our in-house support services cover but are not limited to the following areas:

Sanctus Homeless Charity
Homelessness

Debt support and advice on financial wellbeing

Domestic violence

Preventing evictions

Mentoring

Assistance with gaining housing and sustaining tenancies

Benefits applications

Medical signposting

Addiction recovery

Mental health support

Health and wellbeing advise and support services

Enrichment activities

Job support and CV workshops

Advise and advocacy

Weekly councelling sessions

Life coaching

Smoking cessation

NHS clinics

Mental health drop-ins

Auricular acupuncture

The Support Hub was established as a safe and non-judgemental space to provide assistance, advice, referrals and signposting both inhouse and with specialist partner organisations. Our service users have a wide range of complex needs which often forms a barrier to them seeking help from external providers. The Hub consists of 3 experienced support workers who hold a twice daily drop in for anyone wishing to access further support for housing issues, benefits advice, applications and everything in between. If we are unable to help, we will certainly know a team that can and will make a referral to the correct agency ensuring support from the Hub team throughout.

The Support Hub can be accessed Mon-Fri 10.30-12.00pm and 1.30-2.30pm but anyone in crisis or with an emergency will be seen outside of these hours.

We work with over 25 different agencies including the City Council Housing Navigators, CHESS Outreach Team, and Support Workers from Full Circle, DASS street support team for drug and alcohol issues and many more. The majority of these agencies will work with our service users at Sanctus, where they feel comfortable and safe.

The support provided by the Hub team is person-centred and we are able to facilitate a unique approach due to the fact we are non-statutory service.

Our in-house support services cover but are not limited to the following areas:

Sanctus Homeless Charity
Homelessness

Debt support and advice on financial wellbeing

Domestic violence

Preventing evictions

Mentoring

Assistance with gaining housing and sustaining tenancies

Benefits applications

Medical signposting

Addiction recovery

Mental health support

Health and wellbeing advise and support services

Enrichment activities

Job support and CV workshops

Advise and advocacy

Weekly councelling sessions

Life coaching

Smoking cessation

NHS clinics

Mental health drop-ins

Auricular acupuncture

The Support Hub was established as a safe and non-judgemental space to provide assistance, advice, referrals and signposting both inhouse and with specialist partner organisations. Our service users have a wide range of complex needs which often forms a barrier to them seeking help from external providers. The Hub consists of 3 experienced support workers who hold a twice daily drop in for anyone wishing to access further support for housing issues, benefits advice, applications and everything in between. If we are unable to help, we will certainly know a team that can and will make a referral to the correct agency ensuring support from the Hub team throughout.

The Support Hub can be accessed Mon-Fri 10.30-12.00pm and 1.30-2.30pm but anyone in crisis or with an emergency will be seen outside of these hours.

We work with over 25 different agencies including the City Council Housing Navigators, CHESS Outreach Team, and Support Workers from Full Circle, DASS street support team for drug and alcohol issues and many more. The majority of these agencies will work with our service users at Sanctus, where they feel comfortable and safe.

The support provided by the Hub team is person-centred and we are able to facilitate a unique approach due to the fact we are non-statutory service.

Our in-house support services cover but are not limited to the following areas:

Sanctus Homeless Charity
Homelessness

Debt support and advice on financial wellbeing

Domestic violence

Preventing evictions

Mentoring

Assistance with gaining housing and sustaining tenancies

Benefits applications

Medical signposting

Addiction recovery

Mental health support

Health and wellbeing advise and support services

Enrichment activities

Job support and CV workshops

Advise and advocacy

Weekly councelling sessions

Life coaching

Smoking cessation

NHS clinics

Mental health drop-ins

Auricular acupuncture

The Support Hub was established as a safe and non-judgemental space to provide assistance, advice, referrals and signposting both inhouse and with specialist partner organisations. Our service users have a wide range of complex needs which often forms a barrier to them seeking help from external providers. The Hub consists of 3 experienced support workers who hold a twice daily drop in for anyone wishing to access further support for housing issues, benefits advice, applications and everything in between. If we are unable to help, we will certainly know a team that can and will make a referral to the correct agency ensuring support from the Hub team throughout.

The Support Hub can be accessed Mon-Fri 10.30-12.00pm and 1.30-2.30pm but anyone in crisis or with an emergency will be seen outside of these hours.

We work with over 25 different agencies including the City Council Housing Navigators, CHESS Outreach Team, and Support Workers from Full Circle, DASS street support team for drug and alcohol issues and many more. The majority of these agencies will work with our service users at Sanctus, where they feel comfortable and safe.

The support provided by the Hub team is person-centred and we are able to facilitate a unique approach due to the fact we are non-statutory service.

Our in-house support services cover but are not limited to the following areas:

Sanctus Homeless Charity
Homelessness

Debt support and advice on financial wellbeing

Domestic violence

Preventing evictions

Mentoring

Assistance with gaining housing and sustaining tenancies

Benefits applications

Medical signposting

Addiction recovery

Mental health support

Health and wellbeing advise and support services

Enrichment activities

Job support and CV workshops

Advise and advocacy

Weekly councelling sessions

Life coaching

Smoking cessation

NHS clinics

Mental health drop-ins

Auricular acupuncture

The Support Hub was established as a safe and non-judgemental space to provide assistance, advice, referrals and signposting both inhouse and with specialist partner organisations. Our service users have a wide range of complex needs which often forms a barrier to them seeking help from external providers. The Hub consists of 3 experienced support workers who hold a twice daily drop in for anyone wishing to access further support for housing issues, benefits advice, applications and everything in between. If we are unable to help, we will certainly know a team that can and will make a referral to the correct agency ensuring support from the Hub team throughout.

The Support Hub can be accessed Mon-Fri 10.30-12.00pm and 1.30-2.30pm but anyone in crisis or with an emergency will be seen outside of these hours.

We work with over 25 different agencies including the City Council Housing Navigators, CHESS Outreach Team, and Support Workers from Full Circle, DASS street support team for drug and alcohol issues and many more. The majority of these agencies will work with our service users at Sanctus, where they feel comfortable and safe.

The support provided by the Hub team is person-centred and we are able to facilitate a unique approach due to the fact we are non-statutory service.

Our in-house support services cover but are not limited to the following areas:

Sanctus Homeless Charity
Homelessness

Debt support and advice on financial wellbeing

Domestic violence

Preventing evictions

Mentoring

Assistance with gaining housing and sustaining tenancies

Benefits applications

Medical signposting

Addiction recovery

Mental health support

Health and wellbeing advise and support services

Enrichment activities

Job support and CV workshops

Advise and advocacy

Weekly councelling sessions

Life coaching

Smoking cessation

NHS clinics

Mental health drop-ins

Auricular acupuncture

The Support Hub was established as a safe and non-judgemental space to provide assistance, advice, referrals and signposting both inhouse and with specialist partner organisations. Our service users have a wide range of complex needs which often forms a barrier to them seeking help from external providers. The Hub consists of 3 experienced support workers who hold a twice daily drop in for anyone wishing to access further support for housing issues, benefits advice, applications and everything in between. If we are unable to help, we will certainly know a team that can and will make a referral to the correct agency ensuring support from the Hub team throughout.

The Support Hub can be accessed Mon-Fri 10.30-12.00pm and 1.30-2.30pm but anyone in crisis or with an emergency will be seen outside of these hours.

We work with over 25 different agencies including the City Council Housing Navigators, CHESS Outreach Team, and Support Workers from Full Circle, DASS street support team for drug and alcohol issues and many more. The majority of these agencies will work with our service users at Sanctus, where they feel comfortable and safe.

The support provided by the Hub team is person-centred and we are able to facilitate a unique approach due to the fact we are non-statutory service.

Our in-house support services cover but are not limited to the following areas:

Sanctus Homeless Charity
Homelessness

Debt support and advice on financial wellbeing

Domestic violence

Preventing evictions

Mentoring

Assistance with gaining housing and sustaining tenancies

Benefits applications

Medical signposting

Addiction recovery

Mental health support

Health and wellbeing advise and support services

Enrichment activities

Job support and CV workshops

Advise and advocacy

Weekly councelling sessions

Life coaching

Smoking cessation

NHS clinics

Mental health drop-ins

Auricular acupuncture

The Support Hub was established as a safe and non-judgemental space to provide assistance, advice, referrals and signposting both inhouse and with specialist partner organisations. Our service users have a wide range of complex needs which often forms a barrier to them seeking help from external providers. The Hub consists of 3 experienced support workers who hold a twice daily drop in for anyone wishing to access further support for housing issues, benefits advice, applications and everything in between. If we are unable to help, we will certainly know a team that can and will make a referral to the correct agency ensuring support from the Hub team throughout.

The Support Hub can be accessed Mon-Fri 10.30-12.00pm and 1.30-2.30pm but anyone in crisis or with an emergency will be seen outside of these hours.

We work with over 25 different agencies including the City Council Housing Navigators, CHESS Outreach Team, and Support Workers from Full Circle, DASS street support team for drug and alcohol issues and many more. The majority of these agencies will work with our service users at Sanctus, where they feel comfortable and safe.

The support provided by the Hub team is person-centred and we are able to facilitate a unique approach due to the fact we are non-statutory service.

Our in-house support services cover but are not limited to the following areas:

Sanctus Homeless Charity
Homelessness

Debt support and advice on financial wellbeing

Domestic violence

Preventing evictions

Mentoring

Assistance with gaining housing and sustaining tenancies

Benefits applications

Medical signposting

Addiction recovery

Mental health support

Health and wellbeing advise and support services

Enrichment activities

Job support and CV workshops

Advise and advocacy

Weekly councelling sessions

Life coaching

Smoking cessation

NHS clinics

Mental health drop-ins

Auricular acupuncture

The Support Hub was established as a safe and non-judgemental space to provide assistance, advice, referrals and signposting both inhouse and with specialist partner organisations. Our service users have a wide range of complex needs which often forms a barrier to them seeking help from external providers. The Hub consists of 3 experienced support workers who hold a twice daily drop in for anyone wishing to access further support for housing issues, benefits advice, applications and everything in between. If we are unable to help, we will certainly know a team that can and will make a referral to the correct agency ensuring support from the Hub team throughout.

The Support Hub can be accessed Mon-Fri 10.30-12.00pm and 1.30-2.30pm but anyone in crisis or with an emergency will be seen outside of these hours.

We work with over 25 different agencies including the City Council Housing Navigators, CHESS Outreach Team, and Support Workers from Full Circle, DASS street support team for drug and alcohol issues and many more. The majority of these agencies will work with our service users at Sanctus, where they feel comfortable and safe.

The support provided by the Hub team is person-centred and we are able to facilitate a unique approach due to the fact we are non-statutory service.

Our in-house support services cover but are not limited to the following areas:

Sanctus Homeless Charity
Homelessness

Debt support and advice on financial wellbeing

Domestic violence

Preventing evictions

Mentoring

Assistance with gaining housing and sustaining tenancies

Benefits applications

Medical signposting

Addiction recovery

Mental health support

Health and wellbeing advise and support services

Enrichment activities

Job support and CV workshops

Advise and advocacy

Weekly councelling sessions

Life coaching

Smoking cessation

NHS clinics

Mental health drop-ins

Auricular acupuncture

The Support Hub was established as a safe and non-judgemental space to provide assistance, advice, referrals and signposting both inhouse and with specialist partner organisations. Our service users have a wide range of complex needs which often forms a barrier to them seeking help from external providers. The Hub consists of 3 experienced support workers who hold a twice daily drop in for anyone wishing to access further support for housing issues, benefits advice, applications and everything in between. If we are unable to help, we will certainly know a team that can and will make a referral to the correct agency ensuring support from the Hub team throughout.

The Support Hub can be accessed Mon-Fri 10.30-12.00pm and 1.30-2.30pm but anyone in crisis or with an emergency will be seen outside of these hours.

We work with over 25 different agencies including the City Council Housing Navigators, CHESS Outreach Team, and Support Workers from Full Circle, DASS street support team for drug and alcohol issues and many more. The majority of these agencies will work with our service users at Sanctus, where they feel comfortable and safe.

The support provided by the Hub team is person-centred and we are able to facilitate a unique approach due to the fact we are non-statutory service.

Our in-house support services cover but are not limited to the following areas:

Sanctus Homeless Charity
Homelessness

Debt support and advice on financial wellbeing

Domestic violence

Preventing evictions

Mentoring

Assistance with gaining housing and sustaining tenancies

Benefits applications

Medical signposting

Addiction recovery

Mental health support

Health and wellbeing advise and support services

Enrichment activities

Job support and CV workshops

Advise and advocacy

Weekly councelling sessions

Life coaching

Smoking cessation

NHS clinics

Mental health drop-ins

Auricular acupuncture

The Support Hub was established as a safe and non-judgemental space to provide assistance, advice, referrals and signposting both inhouse and with specialist partner organisations. Our service users have a wide range of complex needs which often forms a barrier to them seeking help from external providers. The Hub consists of 3 experienced support workers who hold a twice daily drop in for anyone wishing to access further support for housing issues, benefits advice, applications and everything in between. If we are unable to help, we will certainly know a team that can and will make a referral to the correct agency ensuring support from the Hub team throughout.

The Support Hub can be accessed Mon-Fri 10.30-12.00pm and 1.30-2.30pm but anyone in crisis or with an emergency will be seen outside of these hours.

We work with over 25 different agencies including the City Council Housing Navigators, CHESS Outreach Team, and Support Workers from Full Circle, DASS street support team for drug and alcohol issues and many more. The majority of these agencies will work with our service users at Sanctus, where they feel comfortable and safe.

The support provided by the Hub team is person-centred and we are able to facilitate a unique approach due to the fact we are non-statutory service.

Our in-house support services cover but are not limited to the following areas:

Sanctus Homeless Charity
Homelessness

Debt support and advice on financial wellbeing

Domestic violence

Preventing evictions

Mentoring

Assistance with gaining housing and sustaining tenancies

Benefits applications

Medical signposting

Addiction recovery

Mental health support

Health and wellbeing advise and support services

Enrichment activities

Job support and CV workshops

Advise and advocacy

Weekly councelling sessions

Life coaching

Smoking cessation

NHS clinics

Mental health drop-ins

Auricular acupuncture

The Café is designed as a gateway to build trust and enable individuals to have access to our Support Hub.
Located on the ground floor of our building, is our Sanctus Café which is a safe and warm environment where homeless and vulnerable individuals feel comfortable to come, spend the day and request help. We welcome anyone in the community who had fallen on hard times and is in need of food and support.

The Café team is made up of 4 members of staff as well as a large number of volunteers who are friendly faces and make the Sanctus Café a welcoming environment and an enjoyable place to be.

We are always there for those who need us, meaning we are well-placed to respond to the needs of those whom we support. Our work closely ties into Maslow’s theory of the hierarchy of needs. Through our Café, we provide people with food, clothes and essential items. This is then a gateway to access the wider support services offered by Sanctus Hub where we work in conjunction with other support services both statutory and voluntary to help secure accommodation, good health and employment opportunities.

Service users are confident to tell the Sanctus staff what they really need, and what they are feeling. Sanctus’ independence means they can adapt to the individual needs of the service users and not be constrained by targets or single areas of focus. The team work with people at their hardest times and over time build trust and the confidence to take the next step. This leads to them living a better life, where they have support networks, and self-esteem, and they can achieve so much more.


We provide a wide range of services in our Café, all for free, including:

Daily freshly prepared, hot nutritious meals (we serve between 60 – 80 meals each day with 16,931 meals served in 2023),

Unlimited hot and cold drinks

Breakfast including toast, cereal and fruit

Sandwiches, cakes and pastries

Items from our food bank to takeaway

Special meals such as Christmas dinners

In addition to our food provision, this space also offers the following:
Triage service for our clients into our Support Hub to make sure that anyone in a state of crisis or emergency is seen quickly and that everyone in need receives an appointment to discuss their issues with a member of the Hub.

Access to phones and computers, which can be used for free. This is an important service as it enables our clients to use the internet as well as call and email other services and loved ones.

Essential items including clothes, tents, sleeping bags, toiletries, and other household items.

Extracurricular activities include board and card games as well as instruments and arts and crafts.

We also have external providers visit us to run a range of health and wellbeing services.

Assist service users to move into properties once accommodation has been sourced.

The Café is designed as a gateway to build trust and enable individuals to have access to our Support Hub.
Located on the ground floor of our building, is our Sanctus Café which is a safe and warm environment where homeless and vulnerable individuals feel comfortable to come, spend the day and request help. We welcome anyone in the community who had fallen on hard times and is in need of food and support.

The Café team is made up of 4 members of staff as well as a large number of volunteers who are friendly faces and make the Sanctus Café a welcoming environment and an enjoyable place to be.

We are always there for those who need us, meaning we are well-placed to respond to the needs of those whom we support. Our work closely ties into Maslow’s theory of the hierarchy of needs. Through our Café, we provide people with food, clothes and essential items. This is then a gateway to access the wider support services offered by Sanctus Hub where we work in conjunction with other support services both statutory and voluntary to help secure accommodation, good health and employment opportunities.

Service users are confident to tell the Sanctus staff what they really need, and what they are feeling. Sanctus’ independence means they can adapt to the individual needs of the service users and not be constrained by targets or single areas of focus. The team work with people at their hardest times and over time build trust and the confidence to take the next step. This leads to them living a better life, where they have support networks, and self-esteem, and they can achieve so much more.


We provide a wide range of services in our Café, all for free, including:

Daily freshly prepared, hot nutritious meals (we serve between 60 – 80 meals each day with 16,931 meals served in 2023),

Unlimited hot and cold drinks

Breakfast including toast, cereal and fruit

Sandwiches, cakes and pastries

Items from our food bank to takeaway

Special meals such as Christmas dinners

In addition to our food provision, this space also offers the following:
Triage service for our clients into our Support Hub to make sure that anyone in a state of crisis or emergency is seen quickly and that everyone in need receives an appointment to discuss their issues with a member of the Hub.

Access to phones and computers, which can be used for free. This is an important service as it enables our clients to use the internet as well as call and email other services and loved ones.

Essential items including clothes, tents, sleeping bags, toiletries, and other household items.

Extracurricular activities include board and card games as well as instruments and arts and crafts.

We also have external providers visit us to run a range of health and wellbeing services.

Assist service users to move into properties once accommodation has been sourced.

The Café is designed as a gateway to build trust and enable individuals to have access to our Support Hub.
Located on the ground floor of our building, is our Sanctus Café which is a safe and warm environment where homeless and vulnerable individuals feel comfortable to come, spend the day and request help. We welcome anyone in the community who had fallen on hard times and is in need of food and support.

The Café team is made up of 4 members of staff as well as a large number of volunteers who are friendly faces and make the Sanctus Café a welcoming environment and an enjoyable place to be.

We are always there for those who need us, meaning we are well-placed to respond to the needs of those whom we support. Our work closely ties into Maslow’s theory of the hierarchy of needs. Through our Café, we provide people with food, clothes and essential items. This is then a gateway to access the wider support services offered by Sanctus Hub where we work in conjunction with other support services both statutory and voluntary to help secure accommodation, good health and employment opportunities.

Service users are confident to tell the Sanctus staff what they really need, and what they are feeling. Sanctus’ independence means they can adapt to the individual needs of the service users and not be constrained by targets or single areas of focus. The team work with people at their hardest times and over time build trust and the confidence to take the next step. This leads to them living a better life, where they have support networks, and self-esteem, and they can achieve so much more.


We provide a wide range of services in our Café, all for free, including:

Daily freshly prepared, hot nutritious meals (we serve between 60 – 80 meals each day with 16,931 meals served in 2023),

Unlimited hot and cold drinks

Breakfast including toast, cereal and fruit

Sandwiches, cakes and pastries

Items from our food bank to takeaway

Special meals such as Christmas dinners

In addition to our food provision, this space also offers the following:
Triage service for our clients into our Support Hub to make sure that anyone in a state of crisis or emergency is seen quickly and that everyone in need receives an appointment to discuss their issues with a member of the Hub.

Access to phones and computers, which can be used for free. This is an important service as it enables our clients to use the internet as well as call and email other services and loved ones.

Essential items including clothes, tents, sleeping bags, toiletries, and other household items.

Extracurricular activities include board and card games as well as instruments and arts and crafts.

We also have external providers visit us to run a range of health and wellbeing services.

Assist service users to move into properties once accommodation has been sourced.

The Café is designed as a gateway to build trust and enable individuals to have access to our Support Hub.
Located on the ground floor of our building, is our Sanctus Café which is a safe and warm environment where homeless and vulnerable individuals feel comfortable to come, spend the day and request help. We welcome anyone in the community who had fallen on hard times and is in need of food and support.

The Café team is made up of 4 members of staff as well as a large number of volunteers who are friendly faces and make the Sanctus Café a welcoming environment and an enjoyable place to be.

We are always there for those who need us, meaning we are well-placed to respond to the needs of those whom we support. Our work closely ties into Maslow’s theory of the hierarchy of needs. Through our Café, we provide people with food, clothes and essential items. This is then a gateway to access the wider support services offered by Sanctus Hub where we work in conjunction with other support services both statutory and voluntary to help secure accommodation, good health and employment opportunities.

Service users are confident to tell the Sanctus staff what they really need, and what they are feeling. Sanctus’ independence means they can adapt to the individual needs of the service users and not be constrained by targets or single areas of focus. The team work with people at their hardest times and over time build trust and the confidence to take the next step. This leads to them living a better life, where they have support networks, and self-esteem, and they can achieve so much more.


We provide a wide range of services in our Café, all for free, including:

Daily freshly prepared, hot nutritious meals (we serve between 60 – 80 meals each day with 16,931 meals served in 2023),

Unlimited hot and cold drinks

Breakfast including toast, cereal and fruit

Sandwiches, cakes and pastries

Items from our food bank to takeaway

Special meals such as Christmas dinners

In addition to our food provision, this space also offers the following:
Triage service for our clients into our Support Hub to make sure that anyone in a state of crisis or emergency is seen quickly and that everyone in need receives an appointment to discuss their issues with a member of the Hub.

Access to phones and computers, which can be used for free. This is an important service as it enables our clients to use the internet as well as call and email other services and loved ones.

Essential items including clothes, tents, sleeping bags, toiletries, and other household items.

Extracurricular activities include board and card games as well as instruments and arts and crafts.

We also have external providers visit us to run a range of health and wellbeing services.

Assist service users to move into properties once accommodation has been sourced.

The Café is designed as a gateway to build trust and enable individuals to have access to our Support Hub.
Located on the ground floor of our building, is our Sanctus Café which is a safe and warm environment where homeless and vulnerable individuals feel comfortable to come, spend the day and request help. We welcome anyone in the community who had fallen on hard times and is in need of food and support.

The Café team is made up of 4 members of staff as well as a large number of volunteers who are friendly faces and make the Sanctus Café a welcoming environment and an enjoyable place to be.

We are always there for those who need us, meaning we are well-placed to respond to the needs of those whom we support. Our work closely ties into Maslow’s theory of the hierarchy of needs. Through our Café, we provide people with food, clothes and essential items. This is then a gateway to access the wider support services offered by Sanctus Hub where we work in conjunction with other support services both statutory and voluntary to help secure accommodation, good health and employment opportunities.

Service users are confident to tell the Sanctus staff what they really need, and what they are feeling. Sanctus’ independence means they can adapt to the individual needs of the service users and not be constrained by targets or single areas of focus. The team work with people at their hardest times and over time build trust and the confidence to take the next step. This leads to them living a better life, where they have support networks, and self-esteem, and they can achieve so much more.


We provide a wide range of services in our Café, all for free, including:

Daily freshly prepared, hot nutritious meals (we serve between 60 – 80 meals each day with 16,931 meals served in 2023),

Unlimited hot and cold drinks

Breakfast including toast, cereal and fruit

Sandwiches, cakes and pastries

Items from our food bank to takeaway

Special meals such as Christmas dinners

In addition to our food provision, this space also offers the following:
Triage service for our clients into our Support Hub to make sure that anyone in a state of crisis or emergency is seen quickly and that everyone in need receives an appointment to discuss their issues with a member of the Hub.

Access to phones and computers, which can be used for free. This is an important service as it enables our clients to use the internet as well as call and email other services and loved ones.

Essential items including clothes, tents, sleeping bags, toiletries, and other household items.

Extracurricular activities include board and card games as well as instruments and arts and crafts.

We also have external providers visit us to run a range of health and wellbeing services.

Assist service users to move into properties once accommodation has been sourced.