Housebuilder continues backing Naomi House & Jacksplace after a record fundraising year, providing essential care.
Last year, they raised over £33,000 for the charity through events and activities. These included a golf day, raffles, quiz nights and a walk. 2024 was their best year for charity work.
Naomi House’s Ella Clayton praised Miller Homes and is happy to have their support again in 2025. Naomi House is near Sutton Scotney, Hampshire. They care for children, young adults, and families across central southern England.
This care includes respite and end-of-life care, plus bereavement and emergency support. Family support is also provided.
Naomi House relies on fundraising, with only 10% of funds coming from elsewhere. Miller Homes’ support helps fill this gap, providing vital care.
Miller Homes staff will also volunteer there. David Brown, manager of Miller Homes Southern, said his team engaged with the charity and raised record amounts in 2024. He hopes to raise similar amounts this year.
Their staff are inspired by the hospice and want to help Naomi House when they can. Naomi House also runs events. This helps raise money and provide needed care.