Rough sleeping is the most visible side of homelessness that we can see, but the majority of homelessness remains hidden out of the public eye. Hidden homelessness refers to people who may be considered homeless but whose housing situation is not ‘visible’ on the streets or in official statistics

Six mornings a week, armed with flasks of hot drinks and snacks to offer people, our outreach team completes a lap of the city to check...

Rising temperatures can pose a real threat to people rough sleeping or in unsuitable accommodation.

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.

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...

'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.  

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

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.

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.

Steve Race, MP for Exeter, showed his support for the local homeless community by joining the Julian House team on an outreach walk around the city.