Manvers Street Baptist Church has extended the lease for Julian House’s emergency off-the-streets shelter for people who are rough sleeping, following a period of uncertainty for the charity.  

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.

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...

Last week, Bath MP Wera Hobhouse visited our off-the-streets hostel for people sleeping rough. Wera met with the staff to discuss the...

Thanks to a generous grant from the B&Q Foundation, and the time, energy, and elbow grease of the Bath Building Society team, these rooms have been completely transformed.

As Regional Manager at Julian House Ruth overseas our domestic abuse services across Banes, Wiltshire and Somerset which provides safe and secure refuges to individuals escaping domestic abuse.

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...

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.

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.

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.

Circuit of Bath was back in for it's 23rd year! Torrential rain didn’t dampen the spirits of 500 walkers who took on the soggy yet rewarding route.