Jubilee of Migrants: Asylum Seekers & Refugees

How our members help, Volunteering at local ESOL classes, One SVP member, who is part of the Holy Angels - Hale Barns Conference in South Manchester, has been carrying out befriending activities in his local , Getting home safe & sound, Members of the Brierly Hill Conference based in Birmingham came to help a young man who was neither an asylum seeker or refugee, and this is why the h
How our Community Support Projects help, Arranging a day trip to Denton, Our Community Support Centre (CSP) based in East Leeds recently took nine asylum seekers and refugees who were staying at a local hotel on a day trip , Volunteering in Newcastle, Jalal initially visited St Vincent's Newcastle so he could learn English through one of the centre's classes. As a family of Iraq-Kurdish origin, Jala
What we do for Asylum Seekers & Refugees, 1. Direct Support and Advocacy:We offer direct practical support to asylum seekers and refugees, often through our local volunteers and services. This
volunteers at community garden

Wirral community hub invites locals to visit centre to help make a change in the area

St Vincent’s Wirral, which sits on Grange Road, is a thriving community hub that offers practical assistance and befriending for those who need it most. Through direct aid, emotional support, the a...

Published on 13/02/2025

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chef cooking in kitchen

East Leeds-based charity spreads festive joy to locals by providing 150 hot Christmas dinners

St Vincent’s Leeds, which sits in Richmond Hill and Burmantofts, is a thriving hub which provided warmth and support to many over the Christmas period. Last Christmas, the centre provided 150 for a...

Published on 29/01/2025

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Brixton building, Talma Road

Brixton-based arts charity awarded funding to deliver a year of projects

St Vincent’s Brixton on Talma Road, supported more than 2,000 people last year through a combination of centre run activities and partner workshops.The charity has now been given specialist deliver...

Published on 28/01/2025

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Helper Training Days 2025, 15th February- 10-4.30pm- OnlineOnline Camp leader and deputy mandatory training.Saturday 8th March- 10am pick up from St Josephs RC Church, NE32 4PJN, Vinnie Camps- Dormitory Helper, Our dormitory helpers work alongside the children and are responsible for the day-to-day care of the young twenty-four hours a day for seven days a we, Vinnie Camps- Kitchen Helpers, With so many children to feed each week, working in the kitchen is a vital role for Camp. Kitchen helpers help to prepare food, look after the dining , Vinnie Camps- Junior Helpers (16-17 years old), Junior helpers work as a team and are trained via face-to-face Development Days, undergo online safeguarding training, and are fully DBS checked and r, Vinnie Camps- Caretaking Helpers, Again, this is a vital role on Camp. Caretakers work in teams and are responsible for the general cleaning and tidiness of camps communal areas.  If y, Term Time Camps- Helpers, Cooks and Caretakers, Term Time Camps are a vital part of our work at Camp and require lots of volunteers. Here, the time commitment is more flexible. Term Time Camps run i
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What does a Camp week encompass?, Camp is open to children of all denominations in school years 5-7 inclusive. The cost of a week at camp is £150 which includes return transport to the, right
Parent's Meeting 2025, If you are interested in meeting the volunteers before you child attends, we have two opportunities to come along and chat to us and ask any questions, Application Form, A detailed explanation of our geographical location and the location of the nearest Accident and Emergency Department is given to parents/carers when , Camp Dates 2025, Week 1 (Sat 19th July 2025 - Sat 26th July 2025)Week 2 (Sat 26th July 2025 - Sat 2nd Aug 2025)Week 3 (Sat 2nd Aug 2025 - Saturday 9th Aug 2025)Week 5
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