Bournemouth
Faithworks runs a variety of projects in Bournemouth helping people make positive moves away from homelessness. We also have excellent links with the Trussell Trust Foodbanks in Bournemouth, and are now providing Community Money Advice support at each of those hubs.
Help and support across Bournemouth
Half-time, Helpline and Connection Stations
Half-time is open for hour long appointments for those trying to get off the streets. Support includes access to hot showers, lockers, snacks, toiletries, phone charging and the opportunity to talk through issues. We work closely with the St Mungo’s team. To book an appointment please call the Helpline on the number below.
Our Helpline is open Monday – Friday, 10am – 12pm (except bank holidays): 07842 174241
We link up with other agencies to provide Connection Stations at safe places for those affected by homelessness.
Find out more about our Half-time service and Connection Stations below.
The Storehouse
When people move out of emergency accommodation, their new home is often bare. So, our Storehouse collects basic good quality donated furniture and delivers it to individuals and families referred to us by BCP Council or other local partners.
We also provide new white goods such as microwaves, kitchen packs and fridges, so that individuals can make and store their own food.
CMA at Bournemouth Foodbanks
We love working with our friends at Bournemouth Foodbank (run by Trussell Trust). Faithworks CMA (Community Money Advice) team have trained volunteer Budget Coaches and Debt Advisors to work in each of the Bournemouth Foodbank hubs (see links below).
When you arrive at the Foodbank, if you need help with your finances, ask to see a CMA volunteer.
Other useful links
We work in partnership with many key agencies in Bournemouth. You can find details of all the food settings locally, including Foodbanks we work with, below:
- St George’s Foodbank Centre, 118 Haviland Road, Boscombe, BH7 6HW
- Bournemouth Community Church (Life House), 711-715 Wimborne Road, BH9 2AU
- Citygate Community Hub, 138A Holdenhurst Rd, BH8 8AS
- Kinson Foodbank is at St. Andrews, Kinson, BH10 7LN
- Southbourne Foodbank is at Immanuel church, 120 Southbourne Rd, BH6 3QJ
Bournemouth FAQs
Faithworks News & Events
Cook Bournemouth Donate Meals to Faithworks Carpentry Workshop
A huge thank you to everyone at Cook Bournemouth for donating healthy ready meals to our Carpentry Workshop project, for people overcoming barriers, as we help them move into education and employment. Part of Faithworks
Ridgewater Energy Donate to the Homelessness Project in Ongoing Partnership
A huge thank you to Ridgewater Energy Ltd for their generous donation to the homelessness winter rucksack appeal - and thank you to Peter Bywater, Managing Director, for personally delivering their donation of thermal
Faithworks Project Christmas Holiday Hours 2024
Please note that our project Christmas holiday hours 2024 are: Christchurch Food Bank+ Open Christmas Eve, 10am – 12pm Closed Wednesday 25 & Thursday 26 December Open Friday 27 December, 2pm – 4pm Open
Cook Bournemouth Donate Meals to Faithworks Carpentry Workshop
A huge thank you to everyone at Cook Bournemouth for donating healthy ready meals to our Carpentry Workshop project, for people overcoming barriers, as we help them move into education and employment. Part of Faithworks
Ridgewater Energy Donate to the Homelessness Project in Ongoing Partnership
A huge thank you to Ridgewater Energy Ltd for their generous donation to the homelessness winter rucksack appeal - and thank you to Peter Bywater, Managing Director, for personally delivering their donation of thermal
Faithworks Project Christmas Holiday Hours 2024
Please note that our project Christmas holiday hours 2024 are: Christchurch Food Bank+ Open Christmas Eve, 10am – 12pm Closed Wednesday 25 & Thursday 26 December Open Friday 27 December, 2pm – 4pm Open
Urgent Appeal
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