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A memorial garden to remember people experiencing homelessness who have died was opened on September 6 by the Rt Rev Graham Usher, Bishop of Norwich.

This week 6 - 13 September is Remember a Charity Week and people are encouraged to consider supporting a charity close to their heart – even after they’ve gone.

St Martins has received funding to provide tenancy training for 32 people to aid the prevention of homelessness.

St Martins CEO Jan stepped away from her office for the day and brandished a mop and bucket as she worked a shift alongside our domestic workers.

Norwich resident Tristan Peddie will be walking 26 miles along Marriott’s way to raise funds for St Martins. Tristan, 36, plans to set off on his marathon walk from Norwich to Aylsham before sunrise, with his St Martins support worker Lloyd joining him along the way.

Footprints adorned with pictures, poems and doodles adorn wind their way down the corridor of St Martins' assessment hub on Recorder Road. The Hub provides short term accommodation and support to people who would otherwise be sleeping rough.

St Martins is listed in the national 100 Best mid-sized Organisations to Work for 2021, is is number 18 in the best charities to work for.

Aaron is a transgender male who lives in the community. He was abused throughout his childhood and as a result suffers with several mental health issues. He has struggled for years with substance misuse, including daily use of alcohol, cocaine and cannabis.

"When doing art, my mind closes to my problems and the art flows, like music. I find it a peaceful place when I can create."

At St Martins we prioritise the wellbeing of our team.We have set up a working group to implement relevant initiatives across St Martins in order to support team members’ wellbeing in the workplace.