Room to Heal

Room to Heal Christmas Appeal

Our community provides a vital lifeline to over seventy people, who suffer the traumatic effects of torture as well as isolation, poverty and the insecurity of the asylum process. Torture breaks down people’s ability to trust in themselves and other people. Without Room to Heal, many would have lost all hope. Being part of our community [...]
Room to Heal has a new home

Room to Heal has moved to an amazing new home, the award-winning Mayville Community Centre in Newington Green. The building has just won a major architecture prize as ‘Public Building of the Year.’ It is carbon-neutral so we are making our footprint smaller, there is plenty of room for our vegetables in the extensive grounds [...]
Room to Heal retreat in Devon

Room to Heal autumn retreat In October eleven members of Room to Heal braved Mark’s driving to head to the wilds of Devon for a beautiful five day autumn retreat. Our friends at Hazelwood House hosted us in their cottages, nestled in a forested valley, far from the mayhem of London. It was our first mixed retreat [...]
New volunteer posts at Room to Heal

Volunteers are crucial to the ongoing life and success of the Room to Heal community. We are currently seeking to fill two part-time positions: a communications internship and a fundraising internship. Find out more about the communications internship here. Find out more about the fundraising internship here.

Our Community

Room to Heal supports people in their lengthy and difficult journeys towards a sense of personal safety, belonging and fulfilment, after extreme violence.

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If you would like to join Room to Heal or would like further information about our charity, please phone Mark on 07962 220616 or Chloe on 077397 37960 or contact us at info@roomtoheal.org.uk. We are based at the Mayville Community Centre, Woodville Road, Newington Green, N16 8NA. Find directions here. Every Friday between 2-6pm we are [...]

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Your money could fund a therapist to help members recover from severe trauma, help to pay for healing programmes such as the storytelling project, or cover travel expenses for members to get to a retreat. We also need general funds for staff wages and running costs such as office rental and telephone. Become a friend [...]

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