Marylebone Home

The Marylebone Project is a partnership between Church Army

and the Portman House Trust, and is a Registered Social Landlord. Our aim is to work with vulnerable homeless women and to empower them towards independent living, through helping them to make informed choices about their lives. By providing a range of services which are housed in various facilities in the Project, over 7,000 women have been helped, since a major refurbishment in 1996 in our residential units. This is alongside the thousands who have been helped by the other services we have offered over the last century.

Our ethos is that each woman is a very special person and through the themes of :

• Spirituality - that God loves each person regardless

• Hospitality - that all are welcomed

• Empowerment - equipping women to make informed choices

• Resettlement - in partnership with the women encouraging

them towards independent living.

We believe that we are and will continue to make a lasting difference.

Dedicated solely to meeting the needs of homeless women, the Marylebone Project is one of the largest of its type in the UK. The range of services we provide give homeless women practical support, educational opportunities and spiritual space through our chapels, festivals and events in a welcoming and secure environment. This enables them to grow in confidence and self esteem, and to be empowered to make informed choices about their lives and be part of a local community.