Every person experiencing homelessness who arrives at the Nightshelter is assigned a Project Worker. They regularly meet on a one-to-one basis to plan and make positive steps forward. Debby, has [...]
On Easter Monday, supporters took on the challenge of hopping to raise essential funds to help the Nightshelter during these challenging times. People across Hampshire and beyond decided to do [...]
Winchester Churches Nightshelter is proud to be part of The 2.6 Challenge. This nationwide fundraising campaign has been created to help save the UK’s charities. The Covid-19 pandemic is [...]
Just before the country went into lockdown, Winchester Guildhall hosted the popular Winchester Beer and Cider Festival. Beer and cider fans piled into the Guildhall for a taste of some of the [...]
Hop for the Homeless was officially launched at 11am today. Thank you to all our hoppers rising to the challenge to give hope and help to people experiencing homelessness. You can take on the [...]
We are calling on Nightshelter supporters to get hopping this Easter Monday to help raise vital funds to support our extended services for people experiencing homelessness during the Coronavirus [...]
Last night, residents, staff and volunteers at the Nightshelter joined people across the nation in clapping for the NHS and other key workers. But when most people retreated back into their [...]
Following the Prime Minister’s announcement of the stay-at-home policy, the Nightshelter will now adapt its service so residents can stay inside all day and night in line with government [...]
Residents and staff recently welcomed Sarah Le May, High Sheriff of Hampshire to the Nightshelter. The High Sheriff spent the morning touring the Nightshelter and chatting to staff and residents. [...]
