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Following the Prime Minister’s announcement of the stay-at-home policy, the Nightshelter will now adapt its service so residents can stay inside all day and night in line with government [...]

Residents and staff recently welcomed Sarah Le May, High Sheriff of Hampshire to the Nightshelter. The High Sheriff spent the morning touring the Nightshelter and chatting to staff and residents. [...]

Sleeping rough comes with many challenges, one being the risk of life-threateningly low temperatures. This is when Severe Weather Emergency Protocol is activated. What is Severe Weather Emergency [...]

Shrove Tuesday saw the return of the Winchester Pancake Race in the grounds of Winchester Cathedral. The Nightshelter entered with an enthusiastic team of residents, staff and volunteers. Going [...]

The Nightshelter may not be the first place that springs to mind when you think of a venue for a date night but for Jessie and Neil, it is one of their favourite places to spend quality time [...]

On Friday 24th January, Winchester Churches Nightshelter and Trinity Winchester were presented with a cheque by Winchester BID and MP Steve Brine. The donation of £4,895 which will  be split [...]

On Saturday 25th January, Winchester Churches Nightshelter opened to the public for our annual Open Day. The event attracted well over one hundred people eager to see inside and find out more [...]

Thanks to Winchester Churches Nightshelter, seventeen local people who are currently homeless had a place to celebrate Christmas and see in the New Year. The Nightshelter, located on Jewry [...]

Join us on Saturday 25th January, 11am-3pm, when we will open the doors of the Nightshelter to the public. Our annual Open Day is an opportunity to meet staff, residents and volunteers and [...]

As the countdown to Christmas picks up pace, many people are hectic with present buying, meal planning and house tidying ahead of a busy family Christmas. In contrast, there are thousands of [...]