
Cambridge Cyrenians have joined 50 homelessness organisations from across the country in a letter to Rishi Sunak, Sir Keir Starmer and Sir Ed Davey, calling for action from the next government to reduce homelessness and rough sleeping.
The letter was coordinated by Homeless Link and signed by organisations including Shelter, Crisis, St Mungo’s, the National Housing Federation and Centrepoint. It asks the next government to take action Homeless Link’s four key asks, as laid out in its Manifesto to End Homelessness.
Read the letter in full here and coverage in the Independent here.
When Grace* lost her home, she didn't know where to turn. After a period in a Refuge Hostel Arrangement, the council referred her to Cambridge Cyrenians, and since July 2025, she has been settled in our supported accommodation, beginning what has become a journey back to herself.
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When Jill* lost both her parents within just two and a half years, everything changed.
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Cambridge Cyrenians' Older Homeless Service (OHS) first supported Helen* in early 2020, when she needed help opening her post due to her poor eyesight.
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We are thrilled to share that our allotment has been officially recognised as a wildlife-friendly space through The Wildlife Trust Gardening Award Scheme!
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The number of people sleeping rough in England is now at its highest level since the official count began in 2010. Updated government figures show that an estimated 4,793 people were sleeping on the streets on a single night in autumn 2025, surpassing previous records and representing the fourth annual rise.
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Cambridge Cyrenians will be at Cambridge Pride on 13th June 2026. Come and chat to us in the Community Hive tent!
Read moreFive incredible runners will be taking on the Cambridge Half Marathon in support of Cambridge Cyrenians. Come along to cheer them on - just look for the Cambridge Cyrenians branded running t-shirts!
Read moreThis event is a collaborative, city-wide gathering dedicated to addressing and ending women's homelessness in Cambridge.
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