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Christ Exalted Church (CEC) is a registered charity in the UK. CECs always work together with their partners to reach out to the community to improve people's livelihoods. CEC is a multicultural and diverse church in Wellingborough. The members of CEC are predominantly Black African and Caribbean. The majority of CEC members are needy families and the homeless. The object of CEC is to advance the Christian faith in accordance with the statement of beliefs in such ways and in such parts of the United Kingdom as the trustees may occasionally think fit. CEC & EMMAERICS charity services work in partnership with Foodiverse and Neighbourly to collect surplus food for donation. The surplus collection has helped us to feed and support over 10,000 (ten thousand) needy families and homeless people, including children, since 2017. These needy families and homeless people depend on the surplus food collection to meet their daily needs

Alfred Lord Tennyson School is split over two sites - Infants and Juniors. Tennyson Road Infant School and Alfred Street Junior School amalgamated to become a Primary School. We also provide a diverse range of clubs such as gardening, art, languages, crochet, boccia, football, dodgeball – all free of charge. We have several families who struggle financially and free food parcels we put together from the surplus food collections really help out our families in times of need. Currently we only collect surplus food from Aldi in Irthlingborough.

We believe every person has value! We are a small but mighty not for profit rough sleeper charity. 100% of what we raise benefits those on the street. We are a street army of unpaid volunteers. It is the belief of Project 16:15, that each and every one of us, regardless of background, social status, religious beliefs, sexuality, gender, finacial status or education has equal value. We all of us matter to someone, and everyone of has experienced pain, heartache, loneliness, even fear in some form. We can spend so much time arguing policies and agendas, theology’s and principles that we miss that moment when another womans son or daughter, another childs mother or father fades away from sight. Lost to isolation and loneliness, fear and depression, ending up yet another life on the streets, where prostitution, abuse and drug dependancy can become the norm. Project 16:15 aims to demonstrate, through an absolute revolution in kindness, genuine compassion and practical examples lived out, that there is hope, that there is purpose, for everyone. We build value from other projects we do such as Northampton Homeless FC where t he rough sleepers play team raising funds for other charities (such as sports relief 2020 and the Lowdown 2019) we also with Anyas wish provide hospital admission bags and welfare supplies to Northampton General Hospital so that if a rough sleeper is admitted to hospital they have some dignity with fresh clothing, sleepwear and toiletries, before we did this often the nurses would raid their own wardrobes to provide the basics.