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It’s important to note that the following exacerbate domestic abuse but is not the sole cause, this is still a choice of the abuser.

Homelessness is always difficult, but when the temperature plummets, it becomes increasingly life-threatening. Councils across the country have launched the Severe Weather Emergency Protocol (SWEP), to bring rough sleepers in from the cold.

After much deliberation, we have made the difficult decision to close our shop and social enterprise, the Bike Workshop in Bath.  We are very much still here, and still delivering for our clients in Bath and across the South West.

For our first day of Advent of Thanks we wanted to showcase the incredible work of Eddie's Street Cuts. Thank you to Eddie and his team for offering free haircuts to people accessing our day centre at the Salvation Army. Eddie is a well-known figure in the area and a long-time friend of Julian House, using his own skills as a hairdresser to support anyone who needs it. Having Eddie and his team visit our services is a wonderful experience. Even small gestures, like getting a

It takes an extraordinary team of passionate, committed individuals working together to support each person in reclaiming their life. ​

It takes an extraordinary team of passionate, committed individuals working together to support each person in reclaiming their life. ​

It takes an extraordinary team of passionate, committed individuals working together to support each person in reclaiming their life. ​ We wanted to give our community some well-deserved thanks where for every day throughout December we will be focusing on our Advent of Thanks. ​​ This December, have a look to see who has made the calendar.

My name is Nick, I am a supported housing worker for Julian House homeless services. I manage 3 houses in the Salisbury area with 9 clients under my support umbrella.   The service provides support and accommodation for clients that have experienced homelessness and in many cases substance abuse issues.

World Homeless Day (Friday 10th October) marked a chance for us to come together to tackle the crisis of homelessness in our communities. On Friday, we saw individuals, businesses, schools and community groups come together to recognise the impact that homelessness continues to have on people in our communities. Together, we committed to doing what we can to provide support for people who don't have the safety or security of their own home. Read on to find out how our teams a

These are the highest numbers since records began – and behind the shocking statistics are real people who died struggling to survive without the safety and dignity of their own home.

At Julian House, World Homeless Day on 10th October is more than just a date on the calendar; it's a powerful reminder of why we exist.  ...

Mixing compassion with sustainable fashion, charity shops have always been at the forefront of ecofriendly buying. For sustainable fashion week we looked at the impact of second-hand shopping on Julian House’s shops.

The Circuit of Bath, now in its 24th year, has become a much-loved fixture on the calendar and saw friends, families and colleagues traversing 20 miles of Bath’s spectacular but challenging countryside.

David, a New Traveller with complex health needs, struggled to access medical support due to feelings of poor self-worth; fears of being...

Nayani, 11, arrived at our refuge with her mother and younger siblings after fleeing emotional and physical abuse from her father and...

Hamish arrived at the hostel on a freezing December night, visibly weak, malnourished, and struggling with his mental health. Although...

Supported housing worker Sabrina talks about her role at Julian House and how her personal experience in the army has shaped her...

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Pixie and her team works with people both before and after they leave prison, ensuring they have safe and secure housing and offer wraparound support to break the cycle of reoffending before it begins. Pixie's work is about more than just accommodation; it’s about providing a foundation for people to begin again.