

Community Family Project
Our Community Family Project operates as an umbrella for the church's programme of community care and action. Jo Brown is our Community Family Support Worker and works for the project, supporting people and promoting awareness of their needs, providing one to one support for those who are struggling.
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The project was first launched in 1999 with a focus of helping families and individuals in New Addington. Today we support people who are in crisis situations these include mental health, food poverty, parenting, loneliness, learning and physical disabilities. Our one to one support and group activities are important in these most challenging of circumstances.
Our Team.
Trustees of the Community Family Project:
Our Projects

Funders
We are so thankful for the organisations and individuals who have helped financially to fund our work or have contributed in the provision of food to enable all of our essential work to be sustained in the community.
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As well as those organisations pictured below, we are also grateful to generous individuals in the local community and the New Addington Salvation Army Vine Foodbank and The Hygiene Bank. We also give thanks to our Baptist Family for food donations and The Ros Harding Trust for improvements in our kitchen equipment to support our Make Lunch cooking sessions.



































