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Chatham CitiPantry is a community project run by RCCG City of David, Kent. The Church is situated at Snodhurst Bottom, Walderslade Road, ME5 0LU. CitiPantry opens every Thursday Morning and Sunday afternoon to provide support to those in need within the community. In order to fulfil our objectives, we have partnered with other local agencies in fulfilling our mission. Our food supply is predominantly from Neighbourly and our food distribution services are free. We have a wonderful team of committed volunteers with positive energy help to make everyone feel welcome. Phone no is: 01634 563000** Project Manager: pastorliz@rccgcod.org.uk Project Admin: Olu Awoye Email: community@rccgcod.org.uk

We, are a, Christian run ministry, but we are, dedicated to change, the, lives of those who have been through domestic abuse, trauma and hardship no matter what race or, religion we offer a warm welcome, space to meet and we also offer our reach programmes to help notice the signs of abuse, heal and become an advocate in the, community. We are drive n to change the lives of those impacted by abuse and trauma. Men women and children. We always thrive to find ways to eleviate the pressure followed on from such circumstances. We can refer to services, offer programmes tailored for the individuals needs and be support in general. (befriending) We look forward to meeting new people and encouraging them to find their purpose in life. We have an accredited domestic abuse programme and have run confidence building sessions, worship sessions and project MOM. We run a drop in every Monday Including Bank Holiday and school holidays. We know how important it is to have someone to talk to when no one else is available. Please get bin touch we cannot wait to hear form you and thank you in advance for your support.

Thrift & Thrive (Medway) has risen from the ashes of Gillingham Street Angels. We are a new enterprise dedicated to supporting the residents in Medway who are facing challenges such as the cost-of-living gap, social isolation, unemployment, poor mental health and difficulties in accessing health and social care. Our mission is to reduce food waste and minimize landfill while fostering creativity, confidence, and practical skills through recycling, repurposing, and reusing. We provide compassionate, non-judgmental support by offering essentials such as food, clothing, bedding, and companionship during times of crisis. Our services include a free school uniform bank, a community soup bar, hunger relief meals, and programs designed to improve skills and combat social isolation. Through charity shops, recycling initiatives, inclusive volunteering, and free health and wellbeing services, we create opportunities for everyone to thrive. By collaborating with local agencies, we empower individuals with the knowledge and resources to improve their life chances.