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David runs a service called Bay6, a project based in the Royal Devon and Exeter (RD&E) Hospital which helps with housing advice for patients who find themselves at risk of homelessness on discharge from hospital.

When Julian House’s support worker first met Erin, she was living in a caravan with no mains utilities and a broken-down generator. Erin...

Kasrin was 23 when war broke out in Syria. She, her husband and three children were afraid as shells fell all around their home in...

We spoke to Daniel who is currently Solo Cycling through Vietnam on a bike purchased at the Julian House Bike Workshop. On this journey...

Holly Bradley, a nurse at Bath’s RUH is taking on the UK’s longest paths, walking from Lands End in Cornwall to John O’Groats in the...

At Julian House, we understand the unique challenges that single-parent households face. We work closely with these families to provide long-term support in a non-judgmental setting so that they can focus on building a brighter future for themselves. 

Meet Sarah – Because of the sensitive nature of her work, Sarah prefers to stay anonymous, so her name has been changed. As the Criminal...

We spoke to Marzia Canu, Activities Team Leader at our Manvers Street Hostel about how activities play a crucial role for clients.

Jo allowed us to share a story about her abusive marriage and the devastating impact domestic abuse had on her life and mental health....

Matt is a stayed in one of our supported housing projects, and he talked to us about his experiences of being on the streets, especially during the hot summer months.

The volunteers at the Soroptimists have been working with the domestic abuse refuge this year, providing uplifting and creative sessions including sewing and yoga, for the woman who are staying there.

Following the Supreme Court’s ruling, we remain committed to trans inclusion. We aim to create a safe, inclusive environment for all clients, staff, and volunteers.

Peter (whose name has been changed for this story) always knew alcohol had a grip on his life, even when it wasn’t a daily struggle. “Me...

In a heartfelt interview, Stephen shared his experiences of homelessness, his thoughts on society’s perception of the homeless, and some...

Our expert team of mechanics and volunteers are on hand to up-cycle (pardon the pun) pre-loved bikes which can be then sold for an affordable price with profits going to helping the community.

'Once you come into our service, you are never just dumped.'

We are pleased to announce that Julian House will begin delivery of a new outreach service in April 2025, supporting people forced to sleep rough across Gloucestershire to navigate their way back to security and independence.  

It seems that prejudice against travelling communities has become the last ‘acceptable’ bastion of discrimination in England. Julian...

Sarah was in an abusive marriage for eight years of her life. Because her ex-partner never hit her, she never realised what she was experiencing was abuse. But, instead of psychical violence, he subjected her to a life under his control.

The Big Sleep Out is an incredibly important part of JH Bristol’s cause, bringing our community together in solidarity and support of...