The Foyer
Welcome
Take the opportunity to find out more about what The Foyer has to offer by exploring all the information here on this page, then let us know what you think by filling out a short survey below, it only takes a couple of minutes.

Facilities for you to use
The building is set over five floors and consists of ensuite bedsits, arranged across 9 flats, each with their own kitchen.
Other facilities available for you to use include:
- Break-out spaces
- Fully equipped gym
- Meeting rooms, including a large communal kitchen / lounge
- Mezzanine seating
- Several smaller meeting spaces
We encourage everyone here including the SNG team, partners and residents to use all the spaces to meet and work together.

What support is available?
You can be confident that you are supported throughout your journey at The Foyer, from induction to resettlement in independent accommodation.
The SNG team deliver housing-related support and advice, using a trauma informed approach in a psychologically informed environment. As a resident, you will be matched to a Support Worker who will coach and collaborate with you to achieve personal goals and outcomes.
The aim is to focus on areas of support which you tell us is important to you, such as access to education, training, employment or support with mental health issues or substance misuse issues.
Don't forget
Fill out the short survey below and tell us what you think, and you'll be entered into a prize draw for a chance to win a £50 Amazon gift card.
Welcome
Take the opportunity to find out more about what The Foyer has to offer by exploring all the information here on this page, then let us know what you think by filling out a short survey below, it only takes a couple of minutes.

Facilities for you to use
The building is set over five floors and consists of ensuite bedsits, arranged across 9 flats, each with their own kitchen.
Other facilities available for you to use include:
- Break-out spaces
- Fully equipped gym
- Meeting rooms, including a large communal kitchen / lounge
- Mezzanine seating
- Several smaller meeting spaces
We encourage everyone here including the SNG team, partners and residents to use all the spaces to meet and work together.

What support is available?
You can be confident that you are supported throughout your journey at The Foyer, from induction to resettlement in independent accommodation.
The SNG team deliver housing-related support and advice, using a trauma informed approach in a psychologically informed environment. As a resident, you will be matched to a Support Worker who will coach and collaborate with you to achieve personal goals and outcomes.
The aim is to focus on areas of support which you tell us is important to you, such as access to education, training, employment or support with mental health issues or substance misuse issues.
Don't forget
Fill out the short survey below and tell us what you think, and you'll be entered into a prize draw for a chance to win a £50 Amazon gift card.
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What Activities Do You Want to See in 2026?
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We’re planning an exciting year full of events and activities – and we want YOUR input!
✅ What would you love to join in this year?
✅ Are there any new ideas or activities you’d like us to introduce?
✅ Which past events should make a comeback?Your feedback helps us create a calendar that everyone enjoys. Drop your suggestions in to reception. Let’s make this year amazing together!
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Mental health at Christmas
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Christmas can be a time of celebration, but it can also be a really difficult period for many people. The pressure to feel happy, financial worries, loneliness, grief, family challenges, or changes in routine can all affect our mental health.
If Christmas feels hard for you, please know:
- You are not alone.
- Your feelings are valid.
- It's ok to take things at your own pace.
You don't have to attend every event, feel festive every day, or put on a brave face. Small steps, gentle routines, and reaching out for support can make a real difference.
This Christmas, let's be kind to ourselves and look out for one another. A simple check in, a conversation, or a listening ear can mean more than we realise.
If your struggling, support is available. Please reach out to someone you trust or a support service.
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Christmas card making
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We had a lovely time last night getting creative at our Christmas Card making session.
It was great to see everyone enjoying the festive atmosphere and creating some beautiful handmade cards to share with loved ones.
Thank you to everyone who took part.
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Festive Gonk making fun
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We got into the festive spirit with a Gonk making craft session, and it was a big hit!
Residents had lots of fun creating their own unique festive Gonks, choosing colours, accessories, and designs to make each one truly personal.
The session was full of creativity, laughter, and great conversation, with everyone enjoying the chance to get creative and spend time together. It was lovely to see the pride on residents faces as they showed off their finished gonks!
A brilliant way to celebrate the season, boost wellbeing, and enjoy some festive fun together.
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Have your say - The Big Questions
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The Foyer Federation is asking young people to take part in The Big Questions survey.
Its about:
- What you think.
- What you need now.
- What challenges you are dealing with.
Your feedback will help shape how Foyers and services work across the country. Real experiences lead to real change.
It only takes a few minutes, and your voice really matters.
Take part and help create positive change.
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Our final Newsletter of the Year
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Our December newsletter is out now and marks our final newsletter of the year. It's a chance to look back at the activities, achievements, and moments we have shared throughout the year.
Thank you to everyone who has been involved and made it a great year.
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Quiz night tomorrow
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Join us for a fun and relaxed quiz night tomorrow the 17th at 6pm.
Come along, test your knowledge, enjoy some laughs and spend time together.
Everyone is welcome, no pressure, just fun.
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Getting festive in the kitchen
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Everyone had a wonderful time getting into the festive spirit with a Christmas cake making session. From mixing ingredients to decorating their cakes, everyone got involved and enjoyed working together.
It was great to see so much laughter, creativity, and teamwork.
The cakes smelled amazing
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Movie Night This Saturday
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Join us for a cosy Christmas Movie Night this Saturday 13th Dec at 6pm. We'll be watching a selection of festive favourites to get everyone in the holiday spirit.
There will be hot chocolate and biscuits to keep you warm and comfy while you relax and enjoy the films.
Bring a blanket and lets kick off the Christmas season together!
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Christmas games night
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Get ready for a night full of laughs and friendly competition! This week we will be playing Christmas Pictionary and a hilarious marshmallow game, Hungry Hippo style!
Bring your best drawing skills (or your worst, that's half the fun!) and prepare to dive, dash, and chomp your way to victory in our marshmallow madness showdown.
Come along, get involved, and lets make it a great night!
Everyone welcome
Prizes for the winning team
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Dates to remember, click date for more details.....
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01 February 2025 → 01 February 2026
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27 February 2025 → 26 February 2026
Foyer Newsletters
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Newsletter 2026
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Newsletter 2025
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February Foyer Newsletter (841 KB) (pdf)
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March newsletter (3.69 MB) (png)
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April Newsletter (534 KB) (jpg)
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May Newsletter (1.57 MB) (png)
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June newsletter (5.69 MB) (png)
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July newsletter (5.21 MB) (png)
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August Newsletter (1.41 MB) (png)
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September newsletter (1.43 MB) (png)
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Newsletter October.png (1.76 MB) (png)
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Foyer Newsletter November (248 KB) (pdf)
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December newsletter (1.28 MB) (pdf)
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Meet the team
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Supported Housing Manager - Foyer
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Team Leader - Foyer
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Team Leader - Foyer
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Duty Desk Worker
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Duty Desk Worker
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Support Worker
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Support Worker
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Support Worker
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Support Worker
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Support Worker
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Support worker
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Housing and resettlement coordinator
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Support worker/ Children services
Need more information from the Isle of Wight Council?
The Foyer Federation
Photos
Recipes
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Baking
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chocolate rice crispy cakes.docx (133 KB) (docx)
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Thumbprint jam cookies. (210 KB) (docx)
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mini egg cookies. (428 KB) (docx)
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Blueberry lemon croissant bake. (328 KB) (docx)
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Fluffy pancakes.docx (83.3 KB) (docx)
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Lemon thumbprint cookies. (207 KB) (docx)
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chocolate cupcakes.docx (177 KB) (docx)
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millionaire shortbread. (86.6 KB) (docx)
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scones and jam (145 KB) (docx)
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apple crumble (493 KB) (docx)
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Apple turnovers (91.6 KB) (docx)
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Carrot cake (282 KB) (docx)
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Millies chocolate chip cookies (233 KB) (docx)
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sticky toffee pudding. (589 KB) (docx)
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Chocolate covered shortbread cookies (375 KB) (docx)
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Bread and butter pudding (200 KB) (docx)
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Savoury cooking
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Air fryer scotch eggs. (248 KB) (docx)
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Spring vegetable tagliatelle with lemon chive sauce (295 KB) (docx)
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Simple mac and cheese. (233 KB) (docx)
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Chicken chorizo jambalaya (371 KB) (docx)
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Traffic light kebabs (691 KB) (docx)
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creamy garlic pasta (464 KB) (docx)
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tortilla pizza. (216 KB) (docx)
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Chilli nachos. (613 KB) (docx)
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Sweet sour chicken (134 KB) (docx)
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cheese frittata.docx (468 KB) (docx)
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Butter chicken curry (500 KB) (docx)
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Crispy bacon sausage carbonara (358 KB) (docx)
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Sausage rolls with tomato chutney (323 KB) (docx)
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Shepards pie (260 KB) (docx)
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Tomato and pasta soup (320 KB) (docx)
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cheese twists (117 KB) (docx)
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Chilli baked potatos (260 KB) (docx)
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Sausage and potato curry (145 KB) (docx)
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