Donors and supporters gathered on Friday (June 12) to officially launch six new modular homes for homeless people.
The homes were designed and built over nine months by a team including Allia, New Meaning and Jimmy’s Cambridge, with Diocese of Ely also supporting the project.
Representatives from local companies and organisations that provided donations, services and support visited the homes and looked around the units.
Cambridge Ahead’s Housing Project Chair, Dr Gemma Burgess attended the event along with other Cambridge Ahead members including Hill and Howard Group.
Read the full article here, first published in the Cambridge Independent, 18th June 2020.
