The Secondhand Superstore sits at the heart of our main site in Portslade Village, and has been a top attraction for bargain hunters since the day our Community opened in 1996.
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100% Secondhand clothing and accessories. The effect is like entering a huge and beautiful walk-in wardrobe. The store not only offers a vast selection of pre-loved, ethical and sustainable wares, but also hosts special shopping events, workshops, talks and fashion shows.
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The Greenhouse at Emmaus is our botanical wonderland – a garden shop with a difference found in the conservatory at the back of the Secondhand Superstore.
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At Revive@ Emmaus we pride ourselves on friendly service and good food cooked to order - all in a relaxing, welcoming environment.
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Everything a bedroom could need. You’ll find not only new and hardly-used beds and mattresses in all sizes but everything you need to furnish a bedroom.
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Open Tuesday - Saturday 10.30am - 5pm
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Our satellite shop just a pebbles throw from the main site in Portslade. Its just like a mini Secondhand Superstore in Southwick.
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The Emporium is a treasure trove of all things retro and vintage - a collectors paradise full of yesteryear goodies, just behind the Secondhand Superstore.
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We are pleased to inform you that Emmaus by the sea will once again be open on Sunday's.
If you know someone who is currently homeless or at risk of becoming homeless, we can help.
One of the most important parts of the Emmaus ethos is solidarity. This means working to help someone less fortunate than yourself.
'Companion' is the name we give to someone who lives and works in the Emmaus community and lives the life of a Companion.
So many people have a great story to tell about how Emmaus has touched their lives. Whether they’re companions, staff, trustees or volunteers, these stories show the impact Emmaus can have.
There are lots of different things you could do, but whatever you choose could make a huge impact on the lives of people who have experienced homelessness and social exclusion.
