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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...

The 16th March saw the return of the South West’s most iconic races- the Bath Half. The sun was shining as streets were cordoned off and spectators lined the roads to see 11,000 runners start the 13.5 mile journey across the city.

Radio Dusthole is a monthly radio show on Frome FM which is hosted by Mendip based Service Manager James Ball and features both staff and service users.

On the 4th and the 5th of March, art created by domestic abuse survivors in Wiltshire went on display in an exhibition called The Next Chapter.

Yesterday, the government released its latest rough sleeper snapshot data, revealing that the South West still has the third highest number of people sleeping rough in England.

When Steve was admitted to hospital due to chronic lung and mobility issues, he had been unable to leave his home for three years.

Locally born and internationally loved comedian Russell Howard took to the stage at the Komedia in aid of Julian House.

In cold weather our dedicated outreach teams across the South West work tirelessly to bring individuals off the streets and into safe accommodation, such as hostels and hotels.

These are tough times for so many, with lots of people struggling to make ends meet. The fact that our supporters are choosing to help others who may be more at-risk and vulnerable is a testament to their incredible generosity and kindness.

In a candid interview, Mayim shared her harrowing journey into homelessness, the events leading up to it, and her hopes for the future. A...

We’re incredibly grateful to The Building Forum for Devon and Cornwall for their outstanding support at this year’s Autumn Gala—an amazing testament to the power of community.

When James first arrived at our supported accommodation, he was struggling with the adjustment from life in prison, constantly surrounded by people and noise, to living on his own. He was low and suicidal – but didn’t want to ask for help.

Julian House is expanding its portfolio of charity shops to open two brand-new stores in Bradford-on-Avon and Melksham.

For the launch of our Exeter Appeal, we unveiled our Christmas tree in Princesshay this week, decorated with handmade baubles created by students from Petroc’s Tiverton campus.