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About Us

Soup kitchen 1930s East Belfast Mission has a long track record of social engagement in the area. We have grown a bit since running the church soup kitchen in the 1800’s and 1930’s but our mission is still the same: to transform and renew East Belfast.

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Latest News

Enda Kenny

Taoiseach Enda Kenny has spoken to loyalist representatives in Belfast, when he visited East Belfast Mission’s re:fresh cafe. There he met with the Mission’s Staff and Volunteers as well as the leaders of broader community groups and representatives of Loyalism, during his first official visit to Northern Ireland. Full story here

  Aisling award

East Belfast Mission won Belfast Best Business award at Aisling Awards. Full story here.

Presidents visit

President Mary Mc Aleese visits EBM 28th June 2011

 

Skainos Animation [23/12/10]

Gary’s Sabbatical Report [26/01/11] 

Get Involved

handshakeWe have jobs, volunteering opportunities, various clubs and groups you can join, as well as many other ways you can help 

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Focus On…

URGENT APPEAL!!!

Wardrobes that could do with an overhaul? We need clothes, shoes, handbags, other accessories, bedding, curtains, bric–a–brac!. Furntiure items are also urgently required – large or small! Our vans can collect if you can’t get them to us – please just pick up the phone! Click here to locate your nearest shop.

Neighbors in Need Appeal

Want to help families in the area Neighbors in Need needs you!!

 

One of EBM’s integral services is an annual Christmas hamper project called “Neighbours in Need.”  Last year, EBM distributed over 365 hampers to families in East Belfast and throughout the city— more than twice the number of hampers as the year before.  With effects of the financial downturn impacting local individuals and families more than ever, we expect this year’s number of hamper requests to grow. 

 Each year, churches, schools, businesses, community groups and individuals come together to resource, pack and deliver the hampers.  If you would like to join the effort, here are some ways you can help:

 1)      Donate Food or Food Vouchers – We will gladly accept donations of non–perishable food or grocery vouchers of any denomination by 19 November

 2)      Donate Money – Donations of money allow us to purchase needed food for the hampers, as well as provide vouchers for fresh meat and vegetables from local shops. 

 3)      Volunteer – Each year, volunteers sort food and pack and deliver hampers—we would love to have you on board!  This year’s hamper packing day will take place on Saturday, 26 November from 10.00 am to 12.00 pm at Dee Street Community Centre.

 

If you would like to volunteer or provide resources for the hampers, please contact Sara Cook or Sandie Gallagher at 9045 8560 or send donations to: East Belfast Mission, 240 Newtownards Road, Belfast BT4 3AF.

Last year, hampers were described as “life lines” by some of the people who received them.  Together we can make a difference in our community again this Christmas.



 

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