Places Of Welcome+
Local community groups who want everyone in their neighbourhood to have a place to go for a friendly face, a cup of tea and a conversation if and when they need it.
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Overview
Places of Welcome are run by local community groups who want everyone in their neighbourhood to have a place to go for a friendly face, a cup of tea and a conversation if and when they need it.
Support available
- An accessible and hospitable building, open at the same time every week
- A place where people actively listen to one another
- Open to everyone regardless of their circumstances or situation, and staffed by volunteers
- Offering free refreshments (at least a cup of tea and a biscuit) and basic local information
- Debt and money advice
- Budgeting support
Who can access the service
Everyone can access this service.
How to access the service
Places of Welcome can be found from 11am -1pm at:
Mondays - Action Station, Boldon Lane
Tuesdays - St Peter's, York Avenue
Wednesdays - St Simon's, Wenlock Road
Thursdays - St John the Baptist, Nairn Street
Babies and children welcome, with highchairs and changing facilities at all locations