Leave a gift in your will
No one should have to face homelessness alone. At Sussex Emmaus, we provide more than just a home, we offer support, purpose, and a community where people can rebuild their lives.
By leaving a gift in your will, you can empower people affected by homelessness and poverty to create brighter futures.
The generosity of supporters who choose to remember us in their wills ensures Sussex Emmaus can not only continue, but grow—expanding our accommodation, strengthening our services, and reaching even more people in times of crisis.
A gift in your will is a powerful legacy. It means you will continue to make a real and lasting difference to the lives of people who have experienced homelessness.
Gifts of any size make a difference
After you’ve taken care of your loved ones, you may wish to consider how else you can make a lasting difference. By remembering Sussex Emmaus in your will, you can help change lives for years to come.
Even a small gift, such as 1% of your estate, can have a huge impact on the support we’re able to provide in the future.
Leaving a gift is simple. All you need are our details:
Sussex Emmaus
Registered Charity Number: 105335
Your solicitor will guide you through the process.
If you’d like to find out more about leaving a gift in your will, or if you’re happy to share your plans with us, please get in touch:
📧[email protected]
📞 01273 426 470
Or simply complete the form below.
Rough sleeping is increasing
Recent Government figures by the Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government show an increase in rough sleeping in Brighton and Hove last year – a rise of 46% from 2023.
We are deeply concerned over the rise – from 52 to 76 people – and we warn that these figures likely underestimate the true scale of homelessness in the area.
Responding to the updated statistics, Karen Chapman, CEO of Sussex Emmaus said: “These figures are deeply concerning and reflect what we’re seeing locally – more people struggling to find a stable home. We’ve seen rough sleeping increase in recent years, and more people than ever are now at risk.”