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NEWS

Happy New Year from all at St Edmunds Charity

Nov 2025
 

  • Gayle Bradbury has now officially joined St. Edmunds Charity as a trustee, Companies house and The Charity Commission have both been notified.

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  • The client involvement workshop "What Now / What Next" took place where we explored and discussed as a group the benefits of engaging in and participating with  meaningful daytime / evening activities such as training, education, volunteering, and employment.

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  • The client involvement workshop "Cuckooing Awareness" took place where we explored  and discussed as a group what is cuckooing, who is most at risk, how you can be cuckooed, the indicators, and what you can do if you are being cuckooed or have suspicions that someone else is.

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  • At the house meeting on 10/11/25 the residents discussed and agreed to having a monthly cleaning rota, this starts on 01/12/25.

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  • St. Ed's welcomed back a former resident to the project and we are happy to say that he has settled back in here.

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  • We will be holding a final client involvement workshop for the year in December, "Reducing energy costs, bu staying warm at the same time"

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Sept 2025

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  • St. Edmunds Charity are sad to say that one of our long-standing trustees Glenn Wareing has now stepped down from his role but we thank him for the commitment, support and advice he has given to the charity over the years.

 

  • With Glenn stepping down it left St. Ed's with a vacancy to fill  but we are pleased to say that we have Gayle Bradbury joining us as a new trustee.

 

  • Over the past four weeks we have had two successful move-ons to independent and semi-independent accommodation, and we have welcomed two new residents to fill those voids that those departures created.

 

  • Over the next six weeks we will be facilitating two client workshops, one on Cuckooing Awareness, and the other on the benefits of meaningful daytime / evening activities such as education, training, volunteering, and employment.

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  • Four of the self-contained flats at the Resettlement Project were completely

​         redecorated prior to four new residents moving in.

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  • Six new residents in total have moved into St.  Edmunds Charity since the end of June, and we are pleased to say that they have all settled in nicely.

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  • A staff workshop on Cuckooing has taken place.

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  • A member of our staff team facilitated a Fire Safety Awareness group work session with our residents at the end of July.

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  • Upcoming client group work sessions are What Now? / What Next, Cuckooing Awareness, and How to Avoid Procrastination

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  • We've started to  roll out the Swap-to-Stop smoking programme, and we're happy to say that ten of our residents are now taking part

Aug 2025
 

Its a sad but happy fairwell to residents who have now moved on and are in their own accomodation a ndw beginning and exciting times ahead as we wish them good luck in their future. 

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As they put their own touches to their new home 

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June 2025
 

We will be welcoming four new residents to St Ed's after the successful move-on of four of our longer-term stay residents who have completed our intensive housing management and move on programme.
 

We have completed a Behavioural Activation workshop with our residents.
 

One of our residents will be assembling a living wall herb garden at St. Ed's.
 

We will be facilitating  a Fire Safety Awareness group work session for our residents.
 

One of our residents is working with professionals to finalise a play about the time when he experienced homelessness - the play is called Domino - watch out for it!

We will have four accommodation units ready for new residents ready for resettlent

April 2025

Below are three pictures illustrating how we support residents to gain the skills and qualifications needed to move forward with their  lives 

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May 2025

  • We are facilitating a Behavioural Activation workshop for our residents
     

  • Two of our residents are starting an eight-week peer mentoring with Acorn Academy
     

  • One of our residents is delivering a music therapy workshop at high level
     

  • St. Ed's will be participating in the Swap to Stop sheme, a public health initiative aimed at helping smokers to quit by encouraging them to switch from cigarettes to vaping

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