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Jubilee sleeping rough

Sleeping rough for one night to help those who would be on the streets this winter.

RAG - The ASDA Big Sleep Out 2019

Derby RAG want to support the Derby Mission because homelessness is a big issue here in the city and our committee are passionate about making a change and helping those who need it.

Peytons sleep out

A new challenge for a different cause. Peyton was upset about homeless people in scotland, when we attended a family wedding. She would like to help make a difference

This will be my second sleep out and my second year volunteering and this year John Ryder wiĺl be sleeping out with me!!

Homelessness is a charity close to our hearts and Derby City Mission are fantastic at supporting the homeless in Derby.

It costs £137,000 every year to run a winter nightshelter Derby City Mission rely solely on donations. It's so important for this project to keep going

So please sponsor us to help this worthy cause. Thank you.

Derby Churches Nightshelter

Providing food, shelter and companionship for the homeless during the coldest months of the year

Food Bank

Your donations are invaluable to us

Volunteer for Us

You can make a difference. Join our 500 strong volunteering team.

Debt & Advice Clinics

Offering FREE debt and benefit advice clinics 4 times a week in locations across the city

Mission

Children at Christmas

Build a Hub

We have secured a new building and now need to raise a further £120,000 to bring it life with God's vision for the services we are to run from there. Can you donate or pledge a donation? Read more about our exciting Community Hub

Phil Morton

Head of Relief of Poverty

Julio Abraham

Chief Executive Officer

What is a Street Pastor?

People enjoying a night out on a Friday or Saturday in the city centre may at some point find themselves in a place of vulnerability or difficulty, The Street Pastors are there - listening, caring and helping.

our trustees

Geoff Pickup

Rachel Ita

Nigel Town

John Millard

Hilary Disney (Co-Chair)

Revd Graham Watkins (Co-Chair)

David Radcliffe