Introducing The Hub – René House's New Social Space
Coming soon: our new city-centre space where residents can build life skills, access support, and connect with our community in a relaxed, welcoming environment.

Did you know that the support in supported accommodation isn't actually funded? Supporting homeless individuals is a mandatory requirement by the local authority, but organisations like René House are only paid to manage the properties, and not to support the residents in need.

Running supported accommodation isn't an easy job. But there are moments, both small and large, that remind you exactly why you do this work. We sat down with our Founders, Tiff and Theo, to ask about some of the moments that have stuck with them over the years.

When people find out what we do - running a supported accommodation business for vulnerable adults and families transitioning out of homelessness - the responses vary, but most people ask one question in particular: "Why do you do this? What's the point?"

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.