Cambridge House
Working in communities across London to fight poverty, social inequity and injustice
Influencing change
For over 134 years Cambridge House has been focused on creating positive change in the lives of those most impacted by poverty, social injustice and inequality in our society.
While our work as a charity is varied and far reaching, it always places the experiences of people who are most affected by these challenges at its heart.
Transforming lives
At Cambridge House we work to transform the lives of the people we support by offering practical, individual help and advice and transform society by influencing changes in social policy and practice, so we deal with the issues that shape their lives.
Find out more about our services and programmes
We currently reach over 3,000 frontline service users in 30 local authorities in and around London.
Social Justice Services
Independent Advocacy, Safer Renting & Law Centre
Empowerment and Inclusion Services
Youth & Disabled Peoples’ Empowerment
Campaigns
Transforming society through campaigns for changes in policy and practice.
Cambridge House News
We are recruiting Justice First Fellow (JFF) -Trainee Solicitor
We are currently recruiting for a Justice First Fellow (JFF)-Trainee Solicitor to join the team reporting to the Law Centre Head of Service. Find out more.
Criminality in HMOs is “endemic” in London, Safer Renting’s Roz Spencer tells BBC
Unsafe, overcrowded, and illegally unlicensed HMOs are “endemic” in London, according to Roz Spencer, Head of Service at Cambridge House’s renter advocacy programme Safer Renting.
RISE welcomes Deputy Mayor of London and GLA to celebrate continued partnership
Statutory Deputy Mayor of London, Joanne McCartney, last week joined us at the Cambridge House office to celebrate the continued progress of RISE, Cambridge House’s award-winning youth support service.