At Emmaus, we believe overcoming homelessness is about more than just finding a bed for the night, it’s about rebuilding self-worth, purpose, and community.
For many people who’ve experienced homelessness, isolation and loss of self-esteem can be the most damaging parts of their journey. That’s why Emmaus offers more than a temporary fix. We provide a stable home in a supportive community, where people have the time and space to take stock, heal, and rebuild.
In our Greenwich community, residents, who we call companions, have the chance to regain control of their lives. They’re supported to address any personal challenges, reconnect with family and friends, and work towards a brighter future.
What sets us apart is our model. Companions contribute to Emmaus Greenwich through our social enterprises, from shops to workshops, which help fund the community. In return, they receive accommodation, meals, and tailored support. More importantly, they regain purpose and pride, knowing that their work directly supports not just themselves, but each other.
Emmaus is a place where people can move forward — not alone, but together.
