October 10 is World Mental Health Day, which also coincides with World Homelessness Day. Many millions of people experience mental illness which can hold people back from fulfilling their potential and living a full and purposeful life. Whilst it might be a coincidence that these two world days occur on the same day, mental health illness and homelessness are not mutually exclusive but often inextricably linked.

Whilst June signalled the start of British summertime; it also represented the start of Sanctuary Supported Living’s unique partnership with Dame Kelly Holmes Trust.

A Worcester woman is looking forward to a 'once-in-a-lifetime' opportunity to play for a mixed ability Rugby invitationals ladies' rugby team.

A supported housing service in Canterbury celebrated its 30th anniversary with a formal open day to mark the occasion.

Vulnerable young women living in a supported housing service in Brighton have received their first donation of sanitary products, after a Guildford logistics company pledged to help fight period poverty every month.

Each year, Sanctuary Supported Living’s Ready Steady Grow competition, run by Sanctuary’s Resident Engagement Team, continues to attract high calibre entries and this year was no exception.

To mark this year’s Starts at Home Day, Sanctuary Supported Living resident Karl Stephenson celebrates the positive impact of supported housing, and how it’s helped him turn his life around.

A Petersfield man has used pedal power to raise awareness and much-needed funds for an epilepsy charity.

A supported housing service in Haverhill has partnered with the local drug and alcohol treatment service to raise awareness of support available for people in recovery from addiction.

The newest edition of Sanctuary Supported Living’s Snapshot magazine for residents, is now available to read.