Wytham Hall (pronounced White’m) in North Westminster is a homeless charity specializing in supported Accommodation for homeless individuals. It provides support and accommodation to 25 people with a history of homelessness, including many long-term rough sleepers, with the aim of helping them transition to a more stable and independent life.
‘We are sad to report the death of David El Kabir MBE founder of Wytham Hall and long-standing trustee. He died on 25 February 2025 at the age of 98. Through his work at the Great Chapel Street Medical Centre and at Wytham Hall he has contributed greatly to the health and well-being of many thousands of homeless people and helped change their lives for the better.’
Wytham Hall’s Supported Housing accommodation provides housing for 25 residents and is divided between four buildings, one of which is divided into two independent parts. The project offers accommodation combined with ongoing support.
Read moreOur residents are ready to leave the 24 hour staffed environment, but not quite ready for independent living. Find out what other reasons help them decide Wytham hall is for them.
Read moreWytham Hall is please to announce from January 2025 a new in-house counselling service will be offered to its residents.
Counselling will be tailored to resident need and be open ended.
This marks the third time Wytham Hall has provided such a service, which has had an immeasurable positive impact on the lives of supported housing residents.
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