The Jericho House in Wolverhampton was opened in 1985 to provide a hostel for single homeless women. It is part of the Jericho Society.
They have accommodation and support for 20 single women and/or women with a dependant child.
Father James Ferguson was invited to Wolverhampton by the late Bishop Cleary as there was no provision at that time in the town for single homeless women. The Haven was providing a service for women and their children but single females were not being catered for, however, due to such a high demand for refuge facilities and a massive increase in domestic violence we now give shelter to women and their dependent children.
Since opening we they have given guidance, support and safe accommodation to around 3000 service users.
Also to provide practical and emotional support to any women and any dependent children who access Jericho by providing:
– Information on options available
For more information you can get in touch through the contact details listed on this page, or visit their website.
