A wonderful short film has been made with Room to Heal’s members about the beautiful garden at Culpeper where we meet every Friday. In the film our members talk about what the garden, and being part of Room to Heal, means to them and the haven it provides in their lives. Thanks to Mosaic Films ...
Read more...
After a friend of Mark’s told him that she ‘liked everything about your charity apart from the ’2′ in its name,’ he conducted a poll to gather other opinions. Everyone agreed that the ’2′ was a little retro, so we have formerly changed our name to ‘Room to Heal.’
Read more...
Room to Heal’s Annual Report from 2010 details our activities and aspirations in that year. You can read it here Annual Report 2010.
Read more...
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 ...
Read more...
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 ...
Read more...