Celebrating St Patrick’s Day with Nottingham Comhaltas
March 17, 2026
A huge thank you to Nottingham Comhaltas, who visited us today for St Patrick’s Day. They played some wonderful traditional Irish music for our beneficiaries and then presented us with […]
Read ArticleHow Emmanuel House helped Harvey* provide a happy home for his children and become the dad he wanted to be
November 19, 2025
We first met Harvey when he was rough sleeping in Nottingham; he had become homeless following a relationship breakdown. Harvey used Emmanuel House’s Drop-In service to get food and to […]
Read ArticleWellbeing-focussed day trips for people experiencing homelessness
May 5, 2025
Emmanuel House’s Wellbeing Support Team recently took a group of beneficiaries on a day trip to Matlock Bath. Service users enjoyed the beautiful scenery and visited the local aquarium. The […]
Read ArticleEmmanuel House allotment 2024: A therapeutic green space for people who have experienced homelessness
January 9, 2025
“Our service users are essential for the effective management of the site, without them there is no allotment project” Our allotment is located on the Grade II listed St Ann’s […]
Read ArticleThis year’s allotment project provides mindful activities to improve mental and physical wellbeing
March 31, 2023
Emmanuel House’s Allotment Project supports some of the most vulnerable people in Nottingham and aims to tackle isolation, financial hardship and homelessness. Our plot on the historic St Ann’s Allotments […]
Read ArticleSupport for homeless people in Nottingham – Q1 22-23 data
August 24, 2022
How Emmanuel House supported homeless people in Nottingham between April 2022 and June 2022
Read ArticleSpring activities at Emmanuel House
May 30, 2022
Following the widespread reduced social activity throughout the pandemic, we are pleased to now be offering an increasing number of social inclusion activities to our beneficiaries at Emmanuel House. These activities are aimed at helping people to come out of isolation, build self-esteem and confidence, as well as supporting the development of new skills and training.
Read ArticleEmmanuel House receives allotment funding to improve mental health of people who are homeless
May 5, 2022
We’re thrilled to have received over £22,000 from the Severn Trent Community Fund, The Nineveh Charitable Trust, The GreenSpace Green Grant, The B&Q Foundation and The Country Land and Business Association. The money will be used for green activities including the allotment project, which is based at Nottingham’s historic Hungerhill Allotment Site in St Ann’s, and will enable homeless and vulnerable people to participate in gardening sessions and outdoor activities.
Read ArticleGrassroots Vocal Workshops – have fun and find your voice
May 25, 2021
We are thrilled to announce a new and exciting collaboration with the exceedingly talented and accomplished performing duo Neil Allen and Tim Lole.
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