Northampton Hope Centre (old page)
Northampton, UK
Please find our new page: https://www.neighbourly.com/project/5d40338cc7ac892d50f3380e In 1974, Michael Mulligan started a daily food hand-out provided out of his own pocket from the back of Bishops House, Northampton. From these humble beginnings, the kitchen grew and developed. Formerly known as the Northampton Kitchen, the centre went through many ideas for a more modern name that would symbolise the centre as it is today. In 2005 it became Northampton Hope Centre. Our clients come to the centre on a daily basis for... Breakfast and lunch Clothing Life skills and workshops Health and wellbeing- self care Hope enterprises Outings and leisure A listening ear. Over 120 people use the centre every day and we have over 1200 registered on our books at any one time. Thanks to your help, we will continue relieving poverty and tackling the causes of homelessness in Northampton by giving people a hand up not a hand out.
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