A safe space
to find your strength
Esther Community for Women, Exeter
Providing trauma-informed support and a caring community.
A safe space for women
rebuilding their lives
Sometimes life circumstances take us down challenging paths, and for whatever reason, we’re left feeling vulnerable and alone.
The women who join us, do so for a variety of reasons. They may be fleeing abusive relationships, struggling to make ends meet, homeless. Some struggle with mental and physical difficulties, others have had challenging upbringings, and still others are trying to rebuild their lives after escaping war.
Together, we can bring hope.
What we do: Giving support to take the next step
We provide safe, secure housing for women, and something just as important – genuine community where they belong
As part of Christian charity Keychange, we’re inspired by the example of Christ to love and serve people unconditionally.
We work closely with each person to understand what they need to move toward independence, providing support at every stage of the journey.
Give women a stable home,
and the chance to build a future
3 ways to fight homelessness
Get involved today
Sign up to hear from us about ways you can get involved – from volunteering to events to praying.
With your support, we can empower women and young people to break out of poverty and rebuild their lives.
How to make a
young person referral
If you’re a professional working with young people, you can submit an application for a young person to the Homeless Prevention Panel which meets every two weeks.
Contact the Homelessness Prevention Team, on homelessprevention@devon.org.uk
If you’re a young person who needs help with their accommodation, contact Young Devon or social services, who will help you find the right service for you.
How to make a referral to
Esther Community for Women
If you’re a woman aged 18-65 who needs help with your accommodation, ask your social worker. Or, if you don’t have one, contact the Housing team at Exeter City Council.
Call us 01392 496600.
Supporting the next generation
Did you know Esther Community also has a long history of supporting young people in Exeter?
Today, our Esther Community for Young People operates as a distinct service, providing 24/7 supported housing for those aged 16–25 who are leaving care or facing homelessness without a safety net.
If you are a young person seeking help, a professional making a referral, or looking for our youth-specific services, find out more here.
