Capital Mass aims to engage and support every parish in the Diocese of London in tackling poverty and inequality.
On International Anti-Slavery Day, Dr Julia Tomas of The Passage shared how those of us running homelessness provision need to be aware of the risks of falling into Modern Slavery for our guests.
A warm welcome to a new face for the next chapter
How do we grow good mental health in our churches?
Livability are offering a day workshop to explore this and equip churches to Live Well Together
After 4 very happy years at Capital Mass, it’s time for a season change…
About 11 years ago, I found myself in a Mental Health Unit as my life disintegrated around me…
4 years on we know you’re far more engaged than we’re currently celebrating.
Tuesday 5th November, 6.00pm- 8.00pm
A 2-hour interactive workshop providing advice and guidance for churches on how to fundraise for social outreach in their local communities.
Monday 18 November 2019, 10:00AM - 4:00PM
Live Well Together is a workshop by Livability which gives your church the tools to grow good mental health.
Tuesday 19 November 2019, 6:30PM - 8:30PM
An evening exploring partnerships and what benefits our guests are entitled to.
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Volunteers needed: Help on the frontline at new shelters in East Acton and/or Earls Court. Help prepare and serve food, set up, offer company, chat with guests, wash dishes and tidy up. Join the team! #volunteer #nightshelter https://t.co/WYFd9trm7j
— Glass Door (@GlassDoorLondon) October 18, 2019
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Excited to launch a new @CPAGUK @Gmain1 @UniversityLeeds report and film developed by a group of children, young people and parents with experience of living on a low income in #London. Read and watch 'Pushing Back' now: https://t.co/WnVO55aLEt #LDNChallengePoverty pic.twitter.com/TK6wbOW8WL
— Alice_CPAG (@AliceCpag) October 18, 2019
