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Rooms available for people experiencing homelessness in Norfolk
Rooms available for people experiencing homelessness in Norfolk

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time10 hours ago

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Rooms available for people experiencing homelessness in Norfolk

A Norfolk-based charity is offering rooms to people experiencing homelessness, mental health issues or trauma. Emmaus Norfolk and Waveney, which supports up to 52 people at the former All Hallows community site in Ditchingham, currently has several rooms available. The charity provides stable accommodation, work opportunities and personalised support to help individuals rebuild their lives. Emmaus Norfolk & Waveney Community Kitchen (Image: Supplied) Residents, known as companions, are given their own bedroom, three home-cooked meals each day and access to communal spaces. They also receive support from dedicated staff who help them identify and address the challenges they face. Cecile Roberts, chief executive at Emmaus Norfolk and Waveney, said: 'After experiencing homelessness, trauma or mental health issues, we know having a safe space to pause and take stock is vital. Cecile Roberts ENW CEO (Image: Supplied) 'At Emmaus, we offer the chance for people to recover in a beautiful, rural therapeutic space and escape the social isolation felt by so many while experiencing homelessness. 'We support people to rebuild, gain self-confidence and look positively towards the future.' Adults aged 18 and over who are rough sleeping, vulnerably housed or at risk of homelessness can apply for a room.

Fresh start offered to adults facing homelessness at community
Fresh start offered to adults facing homelessness at community

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time10-08-2025

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Fresh start offered to adults facing homelessness at community

Adults facing homelessness or housing insecurity are being offered a fresh start at a community on the Suffolk border. Emmaus Norfolk & Waveney is welcoming new applications for rooms at its base in Ditchingham, providing stable accommodation, support and work opportunities for those affected by homelessness, trauma or mental health challenges. Cecile Roberts, chief executive officer at Emmaus Norfolk & Waveney, said: "After experiencing homelessness, trauma or mental health issues, we know having a safe space to pause and take stock is vital. "At Emmaus, we offer the chance for people to recover in a beautiful, rural therapeutic space and escape the social isolation felt by so many while experiencing homelessness. "We support people to rebuild, gain self-confidence and look positively towards the future. "If you or someone you know is experiencing or at risk of homelessness or are insecurely housed, please do get in touch with our friendly support team." The community home at Emmaus Norfolk & Waveney (Image: Emmaus Norfolk & Waveney) The charity currently supports up to 52 people at its site, the former All Hallows Community, where each resident, known as a companion, is given their own room, three meals a day and access to communal facilities. Support is available for men and women in shared or gender-specific housing. Dedicated workers help companions identify barriers, access counselling and plan for a more secure future. Work experience and skills training are offered through the charity's social enterprises, including a shop, a cafe and a property clearance service. Adults aged 18 and over who are rough sleeping, vulnerably housed or at risk of homelessness are eligible to apply. For more information, visit email garethjones@ or call 01986 895444.

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