
We give people in Cambridge who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness a safe, stable place to live — and help them rebuild their lives with dignity, support and hope.
We provide small shared houses and self-contained flats across Cambridge, offering safe, stable homes instead of large hostels. Our residents are supported to take ownership of their space, feel part of a community, and rebuild their lives with dignity.
See our accommodationThrough our Senior Homelessness Support, we support people aged 45 and over to find and keep safe housing, access health and social care, and reduce isolation.
Find out moreAlongside housing, we provide tailored support to help people move forward. This includes a qualified mental health nurse, counselling service, help accessing healthcare and services, and practical guidance to build stability and independence.
See how it worksOur community allotment provides a welcoming outdoor space where people can take part in meaningful activity, build confidence and connect with others, supporting wellbeing, routine and recovery alongside our housing and support services.
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Our “homes not hostels” approach helps people feel safe, respected and part of a community – not just a number.
For many, this is the first step toward long-term stability: employment, mental wellbeing, literacy, independence and dignity.
“This is the best I have felt since being on the streets. I know I can speak to anyone at Cambridge Cyrenians if I need it.” - A Cambridge Cyrenians resident.
Your support makes our work possible. Whether you give your time, donate, or get involved in other ways, you can help change lives.
Discover how you can support Cambridge Cyrenians.
Leaving a gift in your will is a powerful way to support future generations.
Volunteering is a meaningful way to support people in your community.
You can give as much or as little as you like, either as a one off gift or an on-going monthly payment.
If you are homeless or at risk: first contact Cambridge City Council’s Housing Advice Team — they can refer you to us if appropriate.
If you’re worried about someone sleeping rough in Cambridge: you can alert the Streetlink service — we’ll do our best to help.