What We Do
What We Do
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Our founding program provides fresh, nutritious food parcels to families facing hardship across the region — no referral, no means test, and no judgement.
Local volunteers deliver food, transport, and — just as importantly — company and conversation to elderly and isolated members of our community.
Long-term projects that help families build stability, not just get by — from budgeting workshops to cookery classes and back-to-work support.
We pair young people aged 11–18 with trained, DBS-checked mentors for a year of regular one-to-one support, building confidence, resilience, and life skills.
Every winter we distribute emergency fuel vouchers and warm packs — blankets, thermal wear, and hot water bottles — to households at risk of going cold.
Get Involved
Drop off non-perishables at the community hall, 10am–3pm.
New to Hopewell Trust? Join our next volunteer orientation session.
Our annual fundraising dinner, tickets support the winter appeal.
Donate blankets, coats, and thermal wear at the community hall, all day.
An evening fundraising concert at St. Anne's Hall, tickets on the door.
Start the year giving back — our first induction session of 2027.
Real Stories
“Hopewell Trust helped us through the hardest winter of our lives. The food parcels meant my kids never went without, and no one made us feel ashamed to ask.”
“I started volunteering after I retired, just for something to do. Four years on, the befriending visits are the highlight of my week — for me as much as for them.”
“My son's mentor helped him believe he could actually go to college. Watching his confidence grow over that year was honestly life-changing for our whole family.”
Whether it's a donation, a few hours a month, or spreading the word — there's a way for you to help.
Get Involved