
When John left prison, he faced an uncertain future. Fortunately, we were there to help him through the next stage of his life.
At our Jubilee Project, a 10-bed accommodation for people who have been involved in the criminal justice system, John found a safe space to begin rebuilding. With support from our mental health practitioner, he confronted long-standing struggles, regained stability, and took the next step into a move-on house.
Determined to create a better future, John completed a business course and transitioned into a training flat with ongoing mental health support.
One of John’s greatest achievements was reconnecting with his children, a dream he once thought was out of reach. Today, he’s not just building a brighter future for himself but also playing a meaningful role in his family’s life.
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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When Sam lost his home a few years ago, things were tough. But when he moved into Cambridge Cyrenians' supported accommodation, he finally found the stability he needed.
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We're delighted to share that Cambridge Cyrenians has been awarded a grant from the PEM Charitable Trust!
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Cambridge Cyrenians Join us at The Comrades Club on Saturday 8th November 2025 for a fun-filled evening raising money for Cambridge Cyrenians, a charity supporting people experiencing homelessness. Saturday 8th November…
Read moreCambridge Cyrenians Our Volunteer and Meaningful Activities Manager, Shanice, is running a series of employment workshops to help Cambridge Cyrenians residents achieve their employment goals. The group will be covering…
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