Hope Community Church is partnered with a number of brilliant organisations across the city that aim to support local residents in all aspects of life. If you’re looking for support we want to make sure you get it. Below is some information about key organisations and groups that may be able to help you. There is also a contact form for you to fill out so you can get in contact with us directly. If you fill out this form one of our pastoral team members will respond to you and make sure you find what you’re looking for.
Money Lifeline
Money lifeline is a free debt advice service supported for Basingstoke supported by local churches'
They offer friendly, helpful and confidential advice on money and debt. Advice is provided by a team of trained volunteers, supported by a national debt advice charity. The service is confidential, free and available to everyone.
TO FIND OUT MORE
Website: www.moneylifeline.org
Email: moneylifelinebasingstoke@gmail.com
Phone: 01256 351026
Foodbank
There are some people in Basingstoke who go without food due to benefit delays, wage delays, low income, family violence, unemployment and homelessness. The food bank meets real needs; it is simple, sustainable and well-organised. Although not an exclusively Christian organisation it is supported by many of the churches in Basingstoke and is a highly practical way of extending something of God's love to local people.
TO FIND OUT MORE
Website: www.basingstoke.foodbank.org.uk
Email: admin@basingstoke.foodbank.org.uk
Phone: 07722 673645
CEDAR TREE COUNSELLING
Cedar Tree is a counselling service located in central Basingstoke, providing affordable, professional counselling for the whole community by practising Christians. They seek to provide a professional service demonstrating God’s love and care for each individual.
TO FIND OUT MORE
Website: www.cedartreecounsellingbasingstoke.co.uk
Email: cedartreecounselling@gmail.com
Phone: 01256 356923
The camrose centre
The Camrose Centre is a drop-in centre primarily aimed to help homeless and vulnerable people, although it is open to all.
Opening between 10am and 2pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays, it offers its clients breakfast and a hot lunch, recreational facilities & games, advice on housing, employment, drugs and alcohol issues, telephone and computer facilities to assist with job applications, etc. and training in a variety of topics.
TO FIND OUT MORE
Website: www.thecamrosecentre.org
Phone: 01256 327858