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We are delighted to have retained our two-star Outstanding rating in the Best Companies survey, a listing of the very best organisations across all sectors locally, regionally and nationally.

Debz is a wheelchair user and has round-the-clock care. One of her carers used to work for St Martins and recommended it as a great charity to support.

Figures published today show a 26% increase in rough sleeping in England between 2021 and 2022. In Norwich there has been a 30% reduction.

Retired dentist Martin Stewart took up painting as a hobby in 2019. Lockdown provided an opportunity to perfect his skills and he has produced some striking canvases of local scenes that he has printed onto greetings cards to raise funds for Norwich charities.

We can save a lot of money if we can repair broken washing machines and fix parts rather than pay for their disposal and replace with new. It’s much better environmentally too.

St Martins has been given the Freedom of the City of Norwich, after more than 50 years’ service and support to people facing homelessness.

Rev Canon Dr Andrew Jonathan Braddock, Interim Dean of Gloucester, was revealed as the new Dean of Norwich. One of his first appointments was to visit St Martins, with a short tour of Bishopbridge House and a chat with some of our residents. 

St Martins has signed an open letter calling on Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss to take action on homelessness if elected as the next Prime Minister.

St Martins team members and the people they support were invited to the unveiling of a plaque by the Norfolk Lieutenancy.  

A special film screening of Operation Mincemeat will be held at Cinema City Norwich on Sunday 28th August - and you are invited to reserve your space.