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Government figures reported a reduction in the number of people sleeping rough in the Norwich, at a time when national figures show an increase across the country.

After eight years at the helm of Norwich homelessness charity St Martins, Chief Executive Dr Jan Sheldon has announced that she will retire this summer.

To celebrate this year, we wanted to highlight some of the amazing achievements of our team members from across our services.

Internationally acclaimed artist Hardy Gru will be running two free workshops in Norwich on March 27 and 28 as part of a collaborative project with Norwich Cathedral and St Martins.

We need to understand what young people think about homelessness and we’d like your advice on how we can engage better with you. We know you are our supporters of the future.  

Many of the people we support at St Martins are referred to CGL (Change Grow Live) for behaviour change around their alcohol and drug use.

Around 50 people swapped their mattresses for the cold flagstones of the Cloister at Norwich Cathedral as part of a Sleep Out to raise money and awareness about homelessness.

Amateur kayak enthusiast Pete Miller will embark on a gruelling charity paddle challenge to raise funds for St Martins.

We are delighted that the grand total raised was £30,279.14. We couldn't have done this without the help of our wonderful, committed volunteers who give their time to stand in the cold throughout December to collect cash and card donations.

We are delighted to announce that Vice Lord-Lieutenant of Norfolk Michael Gurney has become patron of St Martins.