Cambridge Cyrenians provides housing and Wellbeing and specialist support (Wellbeing and Independence Services) for people experiencing or at risk of homelessness in Cambridge. Our services focus on creating safe, stable homes and offering tailored support that helps people rebuild their lives with dignity and confidence.
Cambridge Cyrenians' Meaningful Activities project helps people experiencing homelessness who are in our services to access education, training and volunteering opportunities. We support them on their journey towards employment and independence.
Find out moreWe provide small shared houses and self-contained flats across Cambridge, offering safe, stable homes instead of large hostels. Our residents are supported to take ownership of their space, feel part of a community, and rebuild their lives with dignity.
See our accommodationThrough our Older Homeless Service, we support people aged 45 and over to find and keep safe housing, access health and social care, and reduce isolation.
Find out moreAlongside housing, we provide tailored support to help people move forward. This includes a qualified mental health nurse, counselling service, help accessing healthcare and services, and practical guidance to build stability and independence.
See how it worksOur community allotment provides a welcoming outdoor space where people can take part in meaningful activity, build confidence and connect with others, supporting wellbeing, routine and recovery alongside our housing and support services.
Find out moreGraham* 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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Access to our services is usually via referral from Cambridge City Council or partner organisations. If you are homeless or at risk of homelessness, the council’s Housing Advice Team is the first point of contact.
For more advice on navigating this process, you can call our office on 01223 712501, send us an email – office@cambridgecyrenians.org.uk or fill out the form here.
Our office is open 9-4.30pm on weekdays. If you are concerned about someone who is homeless or rough sleeping, you can inform the Street Outreach Team via the Streetlink website.
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Registered Company in England and Wales 992199
