Kabia House


Welcome 

Helping people moving forward, one step at a time.

Located in Nottingham, Kabia House CIC aims to empower vulnerable adults to achieve self-reliance and reintegrate into society.

Our approach focuses on prompting overall well-being and social cohesion customized support program.

Here we offer support for individuals facing social exclusion, particularly people who are involved in the criminal justice system, are struggling with substance abuse, or are experiencing homelessness for other reasons.

We provide accommodation and practical assistance to help individuals regain stability, address everyday challenges and work towards a more independent future.

Our organization provides tailored services, including skill development, employment support, debt management and financial literacy.

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What we do

Accommodation

We help people access a stable place to live as they transition from prison back into the community.

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Financial support

We assist residents with Universal Credit applications, budgeting, outstanding debts and arranging manageable repayment plans with creditors.

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Access to essential services

We support residents with practical steps such as registering with a local GP surgery and accessing relevant services.


Reducing homelessness. Creating opportunities. Supporting independence.

We believe that everyone deserves the opportunity to rebuild their life. By providing stable accommodation and practical support, Kabia House aims to help people leaving prison overcome barriers, regain confidence and establish a more secure future.

Our mission

Take the next step

Are you looking for accommodation, or are you a professional working with someone who may benefit from our support?

Get in touch with Kabia House to discuss how we may be able to help.

A place to start again

Safe accommodation. Practical support. A fresh start.

A step towards independence

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Kabia House provides safe, supportive accommodation for people in Nottingham who are working towards a more independent future.