Through supported accommodation, meaningful volunteer opportunities, traineeships, wellbeing hubs and food schemes, Emmaus Suffolk works to support the most vulnerable and isolated in the county.
It is our aim to empower people to live independent and healthy lives, and prevent people from experiencing homelessness in the first instance. People supported by Emmaus have the opportunity to gain new skills, build self-respect, confidence and resilience.
Emmaus Suffolk has had no statutory funding and is fully self-sufficient through income generation, local grants and fundraising.
In 2023 – 2024 we worked directly with 326 people, a 25% increase on the previous year, and provided a safe and stable home for 13 people. See our full report below.
