
As 2025 comes to a close, we want to take a moment to say a heartfelt thank you to everyone who has been part of Cambridge Cyrenians this year.
To our supporters, staff, volunteers, trustees, business partners, residents and clients – you are at the heart of everything we do. Your dedication, kindness, and resilience make our community stronger every day.
From all of us at Cambridge Cyrenians, we wish you a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Thank you for being part of our journey. Here’s to continuing to make a difference together in 2026!
The festive season is in full swing at Cambridge Cyrenians! Our team are busy preparing over 90 Christmas dinners, sweet bags and care packages for our residents and Older Homeless Service clients, with extra gifts donated by our friends at Lush and Socktopus – socks and smellies!
These deliveries ensure everyone we support feels valued and cared for during this special time of year. Follow us on social media on the 23rd of December, where we’ll be sharing the results of our mammoth (but fun) task of packing and delivering!
Graham* could not move on from Cambridge Cyrenians' supported housing for one reason: he had no valid ID. He would have been living on the streets without the help his Cambridge Cyrenians support worker who has been working with him from day one.
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Jack* is self-employed, has been in recovery for 14 years, and he has just moved into a new home through HomeLink. It hasn't been a straight road to get there. Jack experienced homelessness once before, alongside substance use. A relationship breakdown a few years ago left him homeless again, and he moved into one of our move-on houses to start rebuilding.
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It only takes one change in circumstances for homelessness to happen. For Jake*, it started with a rotator cuff injury at work. He lost his job, then his home, and found himself sleeping on a park bench in the freezing cold on his first night without one.
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Our modular homes have been featured on BBC Look East, bringing the work we are doing for people who have experienced homelessness to a wider audience across the East of England.
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Six modular homes that were due to be scrapped have been saved from landfill by Cambridge Cyrenians and are being prepared for their first residents. Instead of being wasted, they will give people experiencing homelessness in Cambridge a safe, secure place to live.
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National property consultancy Carter Jonas, acting on behalf of Cambridge Cyrenians has secured planning permission from Cambridge City Council for five modular homes and a support office for people experiencing homelessness in Cambridge.
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On 6th December 2026, the annual The Fine and Country Foundation's Carols by Candlelight concert at King’s College, Cambridge will be raising money for homelessness charities, including Cambridge Cyrenians. It’s a wonderful way to enjoy a festive evening while supporting a great cause. Why not come along?
Read moreCambridge Cyrenians are excited to be celebrating Christmas as part of the Mill Road Winter Fair on Saturday 5th December 2026. Stop by our table at Donkey Common, where we'll be selling our resident-designed Christmas bags, homemade gifts, and freebies.
Read moreCelebrate the 55th anniversary of Cambridge Cyrenians. Learn more about our impact and the work we have done to support people experiencing homelessness in Cambridge, network with other businesses and organisations
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