The Kings Church

Caring Hands was established as part of the King’s Church, Newport in 1982. Since that time it has grown to cater for approximately 300 homeless and disadvantaged people each week.		Mr Glyn Davies Manager - Caring Hands ‘Making the Difference’ by encouraging a sense of self-worth, identity and acceptance for all who access this service.		OPENING TIMES Monday 11:00am to 1:00pm Showers, laundry, clothes & food Tuesday 10 to 12 @ Salvation Army Wednesday 11:00am to 1:00pm Showers, laundry, clothes & food Thursday 11:00am to 1:00pm Showers, laundry, clothes & food Friday 9:30am to 11:15am Big Breakfast Saturday 9:30 to 11:30 @ Salvation Army
Meeting the need ... ... in our community	The success of Caring Hands has been based upon donations and a group of dedicated volunteers. Twenty volunteers give their time and talents in order to feed, clothe and provide basic hygiene services for people from a wide variety of backgrounds and beliefs. Although the majority of volunteers are from the King’s Church; Teen Challenge, GAVO, prisoners on rehabilitation and clients have also helped in the centre.
Caring Hands actively seeks to work with other agencies in order to maximise the potential for those who are disadvantaged, to receive the help they need. Strong relationships have already been formed with Kaleidoscope, The Welsh Assembly Drug Intervention Program and The Salvation Army; with two of these services being housed in the same building as Caring Hands.	Prince Edward's visit in March 2005
The aim of Caring Hands is to contribute in a meaningful way to the community of Newport.
If you would like to receive further information, or would like to help support caring hands please contact: Glyn Davies Caring Hands Old School Building Powells Place Newport NP20 1EL Tel: 01633 841050 Fax: 01633 246150 caringhands@kings-church.org.uk			Can you spare just 90 seconds to watch this please? Click below