Since April, Julian House has been working alongside Shelter, The Lantern Trust, Waythrough, Dorset Council Public Health and The Bus Shelter Dorset to ensure that people experiencing or at risk of homelessness have access to treatment. 

For the fourth year in a row, we were delighted to welcome Battens Solicitors and the Battens Charitable Trust back as headline sponsors to The Brain of Bath. Their continued support extends well beyond the event itself. By helping to cover core event costs, Battens and their Charitable Trust help ensure that more of the funds raised on the night go directly towards Julian House’s services. That means more support for vulnerable individuals - right here in our community. Kath

Bridging the gap between the homeless and the public, creating a connection that makes a real difference.

Thank you to Dentaid for coming to provide free dental care to the families staying at our domestic abuse refuge. Dentaid provides outreach dental services and oral health advice for people experiencing homelessness, harm, poverty and abuse. When people escape from domestic abuse to stay at our refuges, they have had to leave everything behind. In some cases, people have suffered damage to their teeth as a result of being abused or they find the thought of someone touching th

Today, we shine a spotlight on Taylor Lewis in Exeter for their steadfast support throughout the year.

‘The Next Chapter’ was coordinated and hosted by Wiltshire Council, we worked with FearFree, GreenSquare Accord, and The Nelson Trust, to produce the art for an inspiring exhibition.

Thank you to WISH South West (Women in social housing) for making us the beneficiary of their winter fundraising event.

LIT clothing has launched Hoodies for Homeless, a campaign to raise money and distribute warm hoodies to people sleeping rough or in temporary accommodation across the South West.

This Christmas, we have launched Plates for Purpose with local restaurants to help raise funds for people experiencing or at risk of homelessness in our community. As the festive season brings people together across our restaurants and venues, we’re proud to work with two amazing restaurants who are making a meaningful difference to those who need it most. A big thank you to The Pig and Fiddle and the Pump Rooms for getting involved in this putting their restaurants at the he

Since April, Julian House has been working alongside Shelter, The Lantern Trust, Waythrough, Dorset Council Public Health and The Bus Shelter Dorset to ensure that people experiencing or at risk of homelessness have access to treatment. 

This summer, Julian House took part in an inspiring art exhibition called ‘This City We Live In’. Presented in a collaborative style, this exhibition is held at CoLab Atrium in Exeter and includes the artwork from people accessing Devon based charities Julian House and CoLab and was funded by the Urban Learning Academy through UK Shared Prosperity Funding. Tutors Charlie Nixon and Sibell Barrowclough started the CoLab Creativity group together and since then members have prod

This Christmas, we wanted to express our gratitude to our community for their unwavering support this year and today we are showcasing the Bath Rotary Club.

Since April, Julian House has been working alongside Shelter, The Lantern Trust, Waythrough, Dorset Council Public Health and The Bus Shelter Dorset to ensure that people experiencing or at risk of homelessness have access to treatment. 

Since April, Julian House has been working alongside Shelter, The Lantern Trust, Waythrough, Dorset Council Public Health and The Bus Shelter Dorset to ensure that people experiencing or at risk of homelessness have access to treatment. 

Since April, Julian House has been working alongside Shelter, The Lantern Trust, Waythrough, Dorset Council Public Health and The Bus Shelter Dorset to ensure that people experiencing or at risk of homelessness have access to treatment. 

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. ​ For our first day we wanted to say a big 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