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Barry Williams

Since moving to Sanctuary Support Living’s Romanby Crescent in Eston over a year ago, Barry Williams has seen his mental health greatly improve through the support of project workers and a local walking group.

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Donald’s blog: My journey so far

Donald is a resident at Sanctuary Supported Living’s Cavendish Lodge in Ipswich, which provides specialise support for people who have faced or experienced homelessness.

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Mike Jubeau

Mike Jubeau is enjoying a more settled life since moving into a Sanctuary Supported Living service in Manchester over a year ago.

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Freddie Parker

Living at Sanctuary Supported Living’s Brighton and Hove Foyer is helping Freddie Parker to get back on track and live more independently.

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Dylan Asphar

For Charles Busby House resident, Dylan Asphar, Sanctuary Supported Living has provided a roof over his head and the opportunity for personal independence.

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Sally Abrahams

For 72-year-old Sally Abrahams, moving to Sanctuary Supported Living’s Sarnes Court in North London changed her life.

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Kelly Wells

Since moving to Sanctuary Supported Living’s Old Liverpool Road, Kelly has seen a marked improvement in her mental health.

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Liam Sharp

An Ipswich man with mental health needs feels he now has a future to look forward to since moving into supported housing.

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Petra Smith

Living in supported housing has given Petra the support she needed to achieve her lifelong goal.

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Through quality support and housing services, we help clients gain the life skills they need to build the foundations for independent living.

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