M&S Prestatyn

We are a small church with a big heart for our local community. We offer various services- one of them being a food outlet for anyone who is struggling. We hold two in the areas that are most in need- one being the Good News mission. We offer other groups within then church. These range from Toddler groups to support groups for those suffering with addictions and families of those who are addicts. We also have a furniture side which we collect unwanted furniture and redeliver it to those in need. This can be for those who have had to leave their homes due to abuse and have not been able to take anything with them. Our newest project is a clothing bank. We work with our local council and also other agencies offering support- these include the homeless, mental health and addiction help

To achieve a support system working with local agencies to help through an connected approach to alleviate food poverty, period poverty, as well as nappies loo rolls and general sanitary products We work with volunteers who give 6 to 10 hours a week to help run the bank. During Covid we are running with a delivery model with volunteers delivering food parcels directly to clients doorsteps Whilst the foodbank is closed to the public

St Kentigern provides palliative care services completely free of charge to patients. To make this possible, the Hospice must raise in excess of £1.4 million - this works out as £3800 per day. Only 18% of this comes from the Local Health Board, which is only enough funding to support the Hospice for 69 days. We greatly rely on the generosity of the communities we serve to help fund raise and keep the Hospice running for the remaining 296 days of the year. The Hospice is lucky because our community is hugely generous and supportive. Without this help the Hospice simply would not exist.