helping homeless people

build themselves a better life in Norwich & Norfolk

St Martins Housing Trust is a registered charity. Our objects are to "provide food shelter and accommodation in the county of Norfolk for poor people having no other residence or the place to sleep..."

ROUGH SLEEPING IN NORWICH: THE FACTS...

The report of the Trust’s “Contact, Assessment and Prevention Service” (locally known as the C...

17.04.2012

40 years of providing services to homele...

As we launch the new website we also start thinking about how we might mark our 40th anniversary as ...

08.09.2011

Highwater House Officially Opened...

After years of planning and fund-raising, Highwater House, our new registered care home for 22 homel...

09.03.2011

Carrow Hill

A 16 bed Registered Care Home, providing long term care for people with mental illness, or with drug or alcohol dependency.

(01603) 632626

Bishopbridge House

A purpose built 10 bed direct access hostel with 20 en-suite rooms for single homeless people preparing for independent living.

(01603) 666563

Highwater House

A 33 bed Registered Care Home, providing residential care for people with mental health or drug or alcohol problems.

(01603) 766627

CAPS

CAPS (Contact, Assessment and Prevention Service), is a street homelessness outreach service providing advice and assistance to people experiencing homelessness.

(01603) 613453

Group Homes

The Trust manages a number of shared houses, which act as a stepping stone towards independent accommodation.

Temporary Accommodation

Emergency housing used as bed and breakfast and hostel accommodation for individuals or households who are homeless.

Under-1-Roof

A training and delevopment centre to provide the Trust's service users with better opportunities of accessing the workplace.

(01603) 699150

LEAP

LEAP (Learning, Employment and Accommodation Project) provides opportunities to access training, employment and accommodation for those in need.