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29/02/2024
From Shadow to Light: outsiders, living on the margins’
Renowned violinist Sian Philipps will be giving a recital on Friday March 8 at 1pm at the Assembly House in Norwich to mark International Women’s day and featuring homelessness charity St Martins.
16/02/2024
Bridges service helps with social isolation and mental health
A place of acceptance with no big expectations on people - the Bridges service run by St Martins has received funding for the next five years
02/02/2024
Kieran's story: 'You can’t get any lower than when you’re on the streets'
Kieran is 29 and was one of the first people to move into St Martins House, a hostel on Thorpe Road run by St Martins.
22/01/2024
St Martins close Donation Station at Anglia Square
We are closing our Donation Station charity shop at Anglia Square at the end of February.
15/01/2024
A Night in the Cloister
Sleep Out at Norwich Cathedral Cloisters on Friday 26th January and raise funds for St Martins.
12/12/2023
Topdog harnesses the power of giving for St Martins
This December, Norwich-based dog harness and accessory specialist Topdog, has partnered with St Martins to help support those experiencing homelessness this Christmas.
23/10/2023
Help St Martins with our December Street Collection
We are holding a street collection from 1st - 23rd December to raise vital funds to enable us to support more people experiencing homelessness in Norwich.
18/09/2023
Training the young leaders of the future
One of St Martins’ team members took part in the Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA), an intensive residential week to develop leadership skills while having fun and making connections.
20/06/2023
City walk with a focus on housing history
St Martins has teamed up with The Norwich Society to create a 3.5 mile walk around the city highlighting its history and commitment to supporting people in need throughout the ages – a mission that continues today.
09/06/2023
Climbing a mountain for St Martins
Aimee fulfilled a new year’s resolution this month as she climbed to the top of Mount Snowdon. She did it to raised funds for St Martins, and her partner Mitchell completed the challenge with her.