We work with the homeless, refugees, the lonely, people with dementia, children and everyone who needs us in Newcastle
Newcastle Upon Tyne, England
Joined March 2019
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This year marks 10 YEARS since the very first @DivasNorthEast Ball! Join us for their 10th Birthday Party on Saturday 16th November featuring a live performance from @joemcelderry91 alongside many other amazing entertainers.
Get your tickets now: eventstop.co.uk/event/2996/d…
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Vinnie's Café is a great #community initiative offering free meals in #Newcastle - please support by attending this fab event if you can💃
Don't forget your ticket for our #Summer ball. We have a great night of entertainment planned all proceeds raised are coming to support @VinniesSVP If you can't make it you can still support with a #donation through our #justgiving - pls RT justgiving.com/fundraising/V… #nefollowers
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Heartbreaking stories coming out of the #TacklingPovertyInGateshead conference of school children asking for more food at lunchtime because they haven’t eaten since lunch the day before
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Welcome to our last speaker of the afternoon - Collette Devlin from @EDGENorthEast1 talking about #CountyLines and what we need to look out for to protect children from exploitation and drug trafficking particularly during school holidays
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John Downes is here at #CHYPING to talk about @StreetGames Best Summer Ever programme for holiday activities for young people
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We're delighted to announce that we will be launching a new programme with #women in the #NorthEast very soon. Think skills, physical activity, creativity and healthy relationships courses for women in East Newcastle and beyond 🔧🎨🚲
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Come and join us every week for our Dementia Cafe.
Meet new people
Make new friends
Get the support you need.
The Mercy Project retweeted
9 WEEKS TO GO! 🏅
If you're running this year for the Graham Wylie Foundation, don't forget to send us some of your training pics! 🏃🏻♂️💨
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Get nominating NE Charity folks 👍
I'm delighted to reveal the North East Charity Awards are returning for 2019 with Brewin Dolphin once again associate sponsor. Will we sell out again? Nominations now open.
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Mythbuster!
“Most refugees come to the West”.
Actually 85% of the world’s refugees are hosted by developing countries.
Turkey – the only OECD country to feature in the top 10- hosts the most refugees, followed by Uganda , Pakistan, Lebanon, Iran, Ethiopia and Jordan.
The Mercy Project retweeted
Through the Half a World Away project groups of young people from urban & rural areas of the North East are exploring the impact unemployment and where you live has upon feelings of isolation & loneliness and how this can be combated. #LetsTalkLoneliness #LonelinessAwarenessWeek
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#SmallCharityWeek starts today! Share to show your support for small charities across the UK #ILoveSmallCharities
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Today is the first day of Refugee Week 2019.
The theme this year, ‘You, me and those who came before’, is an invitation to explore the lives of refugees – and those who have welcomed them – throughout the generations…
#refugeeweek2019 #generations
The Mercy Project retweeted
Hub open day drawing to a close, great afternoon with local orgs from across the North East. Some really interesting issues identified across all our themes & the start of some future discussions with our partners in order to effect change. Thanks to everyone who contributed
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The Justice & Peace Mass will be held on Sat 11 May from 10.00am at St. Mary's Cathedral, Newcastle. Following Mass, the AGM and Day Conference will be held from 11.00am to 3.15pm at the Mercy Hub. See posters below for full details. @CAFODHN @dioceseHN
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Tonight is the night! We can't wait to enjoy Classical Cabaret at Tyne Theatre and Opera House Bistro Bar.🎤
Limited tickets available now: bit.ly/2GE5UEQ.
*Choose Graham Wylie Foundation in the drop down box and enter GWF.
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‘Classical Cabaret’ – TOMORROW - 7pm - An intimate evening produced by our students of varied repertoire the North East’s and coming classical singers.
Tickets: £10 (Students £7)
In aid of Graham Wylie Foundation @GWFoundation @TyneOperaHouse Bistro Bar
tynetheatreandoperahouse.uk/…
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There can be few acts of greater evil than the massacre of peaceful people at prayer. The attacks in #NewZealand were terrorism of the most despicable kind, callously planned and motivated by the scourge of #islamophobia. All faiths and people of goodwill are united against hate! – at Sunderland, England