
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. He appreciated that our Project Workers visited him at home on days and times that worked for him, and with that flexible, ongoing support, Sam began to rebuild.
He even found joy in our community allotment, where he discovered a passion for growing produce, and grew his social circle along the way.
Sam also shared his gratitude for Louisa, our Mental Health Nurse, who helped him better understand and manage his mental health.
“I feel that the support Cambridge Cyrenians provided me ‘put me right’ again,” he told us.
Now living independently – a feat he managed with support from our Older Homeless Service, Sam has had a great fresh start. We’re proud to be a part of his journey.
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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