HQ: Milverny Way, St Helens, Saint Helens, WA9 1JF, United Kingdom
The positive impact Sainsbury's has helped to create in communities.
The number of people indirectly helped each week by the good causes Sainsbury's has supported
590
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Money donated
£1,500
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Saint Helens, UK
- Education/training - Disability - The prevention or relief of poverty - Religious activities - Economic/community development/employment - People with disabilities - Other defined groups - Provides services - Provides advocacy/advice/information - Other charitable activities
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Saint Helens, UK
The Hope Centre Charity was founded in 2004 with the mission to bring hope to those in our community who need it most. Through the delivery of six projects we support vulnerable and disadvantaged adults and families who face a range of challenges: from food poverty, unemployment, homelessness, poor mental health, to drug and alcohol issues. We believe that, by delivering these projects in partnership with statutory and voluntary partners, we can inspire the people we work with to fulfill their potential and empower them to become active within our community. THE PROJECTS: Hope House: homeless support based in a town centre location, offering a vital service to over 350 individuals each year; operating 5 days a week, 52 weeks a year. This project specifically supports adults 18 years and over who are; homeless or at risk of homelessness, those who struggle with complex needs such as substance misuse, mental health issues, abuse, and debt issues, those who live chaotic lifestyles and who struggle to engage with mainstream services The project is supported by 50 volunteers St Helens Food Bank during the last 12 months the project supported over 4,500 adults and 2700 children who had found themselves needing support to help them through a food crisis . Working in close partnership with The Trussell Trust and local agencies the project is open 6 days a week. Alongside meeting an individual or family’s initial need of a balanced food ‘shop’ the project also offers signposting and a listening ear and works closely with local Citizen’s Advice to support those experiencing debt issues. The project relies on public and private donations for food & toiletries. We also work with local supermarkets and receive support from local authority regarding storage space. St Helens Foodbank is supported by a team of 75 volunteers whose roles range from warehousing duties to fulfilling the voucher, to sitting and listening to the clients and referring onto other Hope Centre Projects or other local agencies as meets the need Mental Health Support: developed over many years Hope Centre’s bespoke Breathe Mental Health Course supports small groups of learners struggling with mild to moderate mental health issues – the tutor led course first looks self-esteem & self-confidence then moves the person forward to explore assertiveness, effective communication and goal setting. Baby Basics: helps local families in need with a “starter pack” meaning they can welcome baby home –working with referrals from local social workers and midwives the Moses baskets are filled with items donated from the local community. Make Lunch: the main aim of the Make Lunch project is to help reduce school holiday hunger. We welcome children, siblings and parents or guardians to the centre. Here our dedicated team of volunteers provide delicious nourishing meals for the whole family to share as well as delivering craft activities for everyone to take part in.
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