Mission Statement

• To help restore dignity and sense of purpose to all marginalised people in our town.

• To offer positive support, and friendship.

• To actively address the judgmental attitudes of our society.

• To improve our own attitudes towards others.

• To encourage clients to take constructive steps leading to recovery from illness and/or addiction and to assist in maintaining healthy, dependence-free life styles.

• To provide clients and staff with appropriate information and training. 

• To build strong partnerships and working relationships with other relevant agencies. 

• To remain firmly established in our Christian foundation. 

Spiritual development has and will be actively encouraged and nourished by participation in a community in which Christian principles will be upheld and pastoral counselling made available. It is not expected, however, that clients will have a Christian faith.
 

We welcome people of all faiths. ALL visitors /guests / clients are made welcome - regardless of race, gender, ethnic origin, religion, sexual orientation or physical /mental capability.