ArtHouse

At Single Homeless Project, we believe creativity can spark powerful change. That’s what our ArtHouse, our dynamic arts programme, is all about, support people on their journey of recovery, self-expression and connection.

Exclusively available to those accessing our housing and support services, ArtHouse helps people rebuild confidence, improve wellbeing, gain skills and reconnect – with themselves, with others, and with the wider world.

From sculpture, photography and painting to carpentry, drama, screen-printing and more, ArtHouse offers a wide range of courses led by professional artists and facilitators. Whether rediscovering a passion or trying something new, participants explore their creativity in safe, inclusive spaces.

110 creative sessions delivered from drama to sculpture to screen-printing to make-up

100% of participants said ArtHouse positively impacted their mental health

Alongside weekly workshops, ArtHouse regularly collaborates with some of London’s most celebrated cultural institutions, including Tate Galleries, the British Museum, the National Theatre, the Young Vic and Cardboard Citizens. These partnerships create meaningful opportunities for artistic growth, public exhibitions, and – most importantly – a platform for voices too often left unheard.

At its core, ArtHouse is about creative inclusion: breaking down barriers to the arts and empowering people to tell their own stories — with dignity, imagination, and prid

Annual Arthouse Exhibition

10–30 October | University of Greenwich Galleries

As part of Single Homeless Project’s 50th anniversary, the ArtHouse Exhibition 2025 celebrates the creativity, skill and diverse perspectives of artists from across our community – our fourth annual exhibition.

You can find out more about out more about 2024 exhibition here and 2023 exhibition here.

This year’s show features powerful new work made in collaboration with artists and partners including the British Museum, Café Art, and the University of Greenwich, among others.

Spotlight: Special Delivery
A standout project in this year’s exhibition, Special Delivery is a collaboration with the British Museum exploring identity, memory and culture through screen-printing and mural art. Led by artist Meghan O’Malley and supported by Christine Teeling and Kirti Virmani, the project saw participants create personal stamp designs and a large-scale mural — part of which is now on show in the gallery.

Find out more about the exhibition on the University Greenwich website.