They Did It! Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge Complete
On October 8th, Rhanajai and Jodie from René House conquered the Yorkshire Three Peaks - tackling 26 miles, 3 mountains, and 1,564m of elevation gain in 10 hours 23 minutes.
We're growing our support team, and we're on the lookout for a compassionate Homelessness Support Worker to join us in Nottingham. If you've ever thought about a career that genuinely changes lives, this might be exactly what you're looking for...
Social isolation after homelessness is one of the most overlooked barriers to long-term recovery. While society focuses heavily on the immediate need for accommodation, the deeper challenge of rebuilding social skills and confidence often goes under the radar.
After three years staying with us at René House, our resident Foxy has achieved complete independence. From sofa-surfing and addiction to full-time work, a Level 2 qualification, and his own place - his transformation shows what's possible with the right supported accommodation and care.
We are proud to collaborate with local authorities, charities, and community organisations to address homelessness across Nottingham. Learn more about our community partnership approach to supported accommodation, and why it's so necessary to fight homelessness in our community.
René House welcomes RH35, a new supported accommodation property, to Hucknall. The property provides housing and comprehensive support services for vulnerable adults transitioning from homelessness to independent living in Nottinghamshire.
With 45% of homeless people facing mental health challenges, our most important work often happens over cooking sessions, games of pool, and everyday moments that don't look like 'support' from the outside, but create genuine stability from within.
Last week we launched our brand new website! Take a read about why now is the perfect time for a fresh rebrand and a brand new digital home. From our humble beginnings to where we are today - same mission, just a more polished package!
With summer finally on the way, we're asking for garden furniture donations to create welcoming outdoor spaces at our supported accommodation properties. From tables and chairs to benches and sofas - anything that helps our residents make the most of the warmer months ahead.
More families than ever need housing support, yet providers like us are having to reduce our family accommodation units. This article explores the growing crisis of family homelessness, why it's happening, and the financial challenges that create this troubling paradox in the supported housing sector.