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Newcastle CSP awarded City of Sanctuary status

St Vincent’s Newcastle, which sits on New Bridge Street, has been awarded City of Sanctuary their commitment to creating an inclusive and welcoming space for those seeking asylum.The centre has for...

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Epiphany - Help lift a life

Epiphany is a moment of revelation and a reminder that even in the darkest seasons, light still finds its way through. As the Christmas season draws to a close, the needs facing many people do this of...

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Christmas Day - Help lift a life

Christmas reminds us of something deeply human - everyone deserves to feel valued and loved.At a time meant for togetherness and hope, too many people are facing the season alone, worried about you to...

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Giving Tuesday - Help lift a life

Giving Tuesday reminds us of one simple truth: when people choose kindness, lives change.Today, as millions come together to lift others up, we’re inviting you to join the SVP in opening the of our...

Contact Us

Ways to contact us!, Please feel free to contact us to see who we are, what we stand for, and any other enquiries using:E: deafcentre@svp.org.uk T: 0191 2324104 M: 07961 5, QR code for donation., right

Supporters and advocacy

Our supporters and advocates, We know that to do our work for Deaf advocacy better we need to collaborate with others. We have formed working relationships with BSL schools, one of
Work with railway companies., We also work with Northern Rail, Transpennine Express and LNER,. Our Deaf staff and volunteers regularly taking part in research and feedback events. , Deaf centre visiting LNER for the inclusivity panel., left
National Deaf Children Society and Shezad Nawab MBE, An exciting evening celebrating the work of the National Deaf Children Society at St. James' Park, Newcastle with DC Young Leaders.The event featured , Deaf centre volunteers meeting Shezad Nawab., right
Newcastle United Foundation, The Deaf Centre has visited Newcastle United and met with the disability team who are interested in training and offering professional coaching for yo, Volunteers from the Deaf Centre with Newcastle United Foundation, left

Deaf Social Club, OAP Lunch Club & Deaf Pastoral Care

Weekly meetings, Our Deaf OAP Club meet every Wednesday afternoon and the Social Club on Saturday nights with good numbers attending every week.They’ve had a lot to ce, A picture of Father Robert interacting with Megan, left
Celebrations, In February they celebrated 75 years in the Deaf Centre with a party and Mega Bingo Session. Then just to top everything off, there was great exciteme, A picture of the bingo session inside the deaf centre., right
The National meeting of the CDA Catholic Deaf Association took place at the Deaf Centre in September. Fr. John Fisher SJ, a Chaplain to the Deaf Commu, A picture of a mass in progress., left
It’s wonderful to see the group go from strength to strength with new members continuing to join. They really enjoy their weekly meetings, outings and, Picture of the group celebrating Christmas., left