At Nomad, we’re always looking for new ways to support our tenants beyond housing – helping them build confidence, skills, and community. One of our tenants is working towards her goal of becoming a make-up artist, with the long-term ambition of starting her own beauty business. We’ve been able to provide her with a range
Milo* first came to us four months ago after being moved around various parts of the UK. He had faced several challenges in the past, but we were able to support him by providing a safe place to live in one of our training flats. From the outset, Milo expressed a desire to get back
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Background Lisa* became a tenant with NOMAD in July 2024, beginning her journey toward independent living with the support of our team. She first moved into one of our training flats, where she received weekly visits from her housing officer to help her manage her mental health, maintain housing stability, and build positive relationships. Building Confidence
A determined team of individuals will get sponsored and take on an incredible challenge at The Foundry Climbing Centre – scaling the equivalent height of Mount Kilimanjaro (5,895 metres). We’re raising funds and awareness for Nomad Opening Doors and Sheffield Citadel. These amazing organisations work tirelessly to help people in our city find safe housing
On Sunday 27th April, our CEO, Steve, is taking on the Manchester Marathon – all 26.2 miles – to raise awareness of Nomad’s work and the growing need for safe, secure housing across Sheffield and South Yorkshire. 🏃♂️🏡 Every step Steve takes will help shine a light on the challenges many people face when trying
When Marvin* first arrived, he was facing some tough challenges – nowhere to live, out of work, and battling depression. We offered him a place to stay in our training flats, giving him a fresh start and the support he needed to begin rebuilding. Teaming up with a housing and progression officer, Marvin put together
In 2019, Hassan and Jamal* moved into one of our training flats, each coming from very different backgrounds. Jamal had been working as a chef, but a sudden breakup led to him losing his job, turning his life upside down in an instant. Hassan had been struggling with his mental health and battling drug-related issues.
When Lawrence first came to us, he had recently fled his home country. Arriving in the UK with no job and nowhere to call home, he faced an uncertain future. We were able to provide Lawrence with a place in one of our private rented properties, giving him the stability he needed to start rebuilding
When Jessie first came to Nomad, she was timid and hesitant to open up about her past trauma. Her experiences had left her feeling vulnerable, and she was understandably guarded. We provided Jessie with a safe place to begin her journey, as he moved into one of our Training Flats (Supported Exempt Accommodation), where she