My name is Nick, I am a supported housing worker for Julian House homeless services. I manage 3 houses in the Salisbury area with 9 clients under my support umbrella.   The service provides support and accommodation for clients that have experienced homelessness and in many cases substance abuse issues.

Supported housing worker Sabrina talks about her role at Julian House and how her personal experience in the army has shaped her...

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.

For women, homelessness is often shaped by fear. Sleeping on the streets can feel unsafe, so many hide in public places, cars, or remain in dangerous relationships just to survive.

In June, Julian House will begin operating at 'The Haven', a new housing scheme in Weymouth with 24/7 onsite support services for six female ex-rough sleepers.

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...

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.

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

Paul lives in one of our supported accommodation units in Exeter that gives young adults at risk of homelessness, the help they need to be able to move on to safe, independent living. We had a chat with him to see how trainer tenancies has helped him so far.

When the team at our specialist supported housing unit for people with Autistic Spectrum Condition first met Clark, his situation was...

Kate describes her childhood as brilliant – she was well brought up in amazing house. Things changed when tragically her dad committed suicide when she was just 11 years old.

A life not lived, a life existing in a world I created from the influence of drugs and alcohol. At the age of 8 years old my journey into depression, despair and darkness began as I had my first drink.