Sainsbury's Sutton Park Local

We provide 30 en suite rooms in purpose built accommodation located central to Hull town centre, we provide a bed and a reason to get out of it. Our project aims to support people into independence through working in our range of social enterprises. We have furniture superstores, full catering kitchen, charity shops, café, collection & delivery service and a rough sleeper outreach team. We have a core training offer available to our residents, who are call companions. Functional skills are a key focus and we have accredited training on site. We have links with employers to provide work experience in a variety of areas. Solidarity is a large part of our ethos and we work hard to be involved in the local community and give back where we can. We are contracted to provide the rough sleeper outreach provision for Hull and East Riding local authority. We have companions who physically go out and directly support those who are living on the streets into accommodation, health services and anything else that they need.

We support our community through litter-picking, family bike rides, food support, and enrichment programmes. We now seek partnerships and IT equipment to expand our digital inclusion efforts and strengthen practical support for families. RCCG Grace Pavilion, located in the heart of Kingswood, Hull, is a vibrant Christian faith-based organisation with a strong commitment to community development, social inclusion, and practical outreach. Rooted in spiritual growth and moral transformation, we recognise that faith must be lived out through tangible acts of service that meet real community needs. At the forefront of our mission is food support and practical help for families and individuals. Through regular food distribution, seasonal giveaways, and one-to-one emotional support, we aim to reduce hardship, tackle food insecurity, and restore dignity. We also connect people with local services to ensure they receive wider, sustainable support. This work is a vital lifeline for many in our community who are experiencing financial pressures or social isolation. Alongside food initiatives, Grace Pavilion has developed a portfolio of community-based programmes designed to foster inclusion, health, and resilience: Faith and Family Enrichment Programmes: Seminars, workshops, and counselling sessions that empower families, nurture young people, and strengthen relationships, providing safe and supportive spaces for growth. Community Bike Rides: Family-friendly cycling events that promote healthy lifestyles, mental well-being, and positive connections between neighbours. Litter Picking Campaigns: Regular clean-up events that instil civic pride, encourage environmental responsibility, and bring people together to care for shared spaces. All of these activities are guided by biblical principles of compassion, stewardship, and love, and are shaped to benefit people from all walks of life, regardless of background or belief. Our aim is to be a visible, practical force for good—offering not only spiritual hope but also real-world support. Looking forward, we are keen to expand into digital inclusion. Many households in Kingswood and the wider Hull area lack reliable access to technology, limiting opportunities in education, employment, and social connection. To address this, we are actively seeking partnerships and donations of refurbished computer systems. With adequate IT resources, we can run digital skills workshops, provide online learning support for children, and help adults build confidence in using technology—opening new pathways for opportunity and resilience. RCCG Grace Pavilion is committed to collaboration. We welcome partnerships with local councils, schools, charities, and businesses to strengthen the reach and impact of our work. Together, we can ensure that no one is left behind, and that our community continues to grow in strength, unity, and hope. “We are committed to building not only lives of faith, but communities of hope.”

we are a foodbank /community pantry which has provided food items to the local community since march 2020. Originally supplying deliveries of food parcels during the height of the pandemic we now offer a community pantry approach to encourage people in the local area to engage in the community again after lockdown, we base this on a voluntary donation of £1 for a bag for two people which should include enough for two to last three days. Users now have the ability to pick from a range of items to reduce waste and give consumers what they might actually need. We offer pastoral services to all and consider the health and wellbeing of our users to be of the upmost priority, we continue to make deliveries to people with mobilty issues and covid related isolation periods etc. We regularly have the need to purchase top up items within your store and are always in need of extra stock of fresh, frozen and ambient. We open on Fridays 10-12 and set up on Thursdays.