Trauma can have a profound impact on a person’s life. It plays a significant and often overlooked role in the intersection of mental health, addiction,
On 6th and 7th July a team of NSK volunteers will embark on the National Three Peaks Challenge, setting themselves 24 hours to climb Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike and Snowdon – the three highest mountains in Scotland, England and Wales. Your support will help fund the work of NSK which changes lives, often saving lives.
Volunteers’ Week 2024!
Celebrated at the Newbury Soup Kitchen.
This year, we celebrate Volunteer Week at The Newbury Soup Kitchen by passing on our thanks to the incredible volunteers we have supporting our charity. Without the dedication of these wonderful people, we couldn’t do the work we do and continue to expand our efforts across West Berkshire.
Press Release 16 April 2024 WINTER HOMELESS PROJECT PROVIDED ACCOMODATION FOR WEST BERKSHIRE HOMELESS FOR 117 NIGHTS Local homeless support charities came together in the
More than 100 deaths have now been linked to synthetic opioids called Nitazenes since the summer, according to the National Crime Agency. The drugs are
Liver disease is now the 3rd commonest cause of premature death in the UK and the only one of the 5 main causes of premature
A night to remember: The 2023 Newbury Soup Kitchen Fundraising Event This year’s event, hosted at the Vineyard to benefit The Newbury Soup Kitchen,
It is incredibly important as we approach the cold winter months to support those who are vulnerable and sleeping rough. People sleeping rough are exposed
Will Young and Rob Rinder help make it a night to remember for Newbury Soup Kitchen gala evening at The Vineyard By Sarah Bosley–sarah.bosley@newburynews.co.uk Published:
As we see a change in the weather, darker evenings now the clocks have changed most people are looking toward Christmas. Spending time with friends
The government has been accused of “going backwards” on its commitment to end rough sleeping by next year after new figures revealed a 26 per cent annual rise.
The annual “snapshot” count carried out over the winter (November 2022) has shown 3,069 people are estimated to be sleeping rough on any given night.
“People sleeping, about to bed down (sitting on/in or standing next to their bedding) or actually bedded down in the open air (such as, on the streets, in tents, doorways, parks, bus shelters or encampments). People in buildings or other places not designed for habitation (such as stairwells, barns, sheds, car parks, cars, derelict boats, stations, or ‘bushes’).
ITV News Report Former Royal Navy Marine from Kent who’s now homeless feels ‘worthless and let down’ A former Royal Navy Marine has told ITV
