Date: 8th November
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It’s almost that time of year – Christmas. The time of year for the gift of giving.
This year, have you considered giving a gift to someone for whom Christmas might be a bit less merry than usual?
We’re delighted to let you know that you can, thanks to the Cornish Christmas Giving Catalogue!
Once more, you can give to Harbour Housing too and support our work in transforming the lives of at-risk people across Cornwall.
The Cornish Christmas Giving Catalogue is a way in which people can donate to a Cornish charity of their choice this Christmas. Much like a catalogue for Argos or similar, you browse through the charities listed in it and choose which charities you wish to donate to.
You can of course choose more than one charity to donate to and you are able to donate using a paper form or online.
The scheme is run by the Cornwall Independent Poverty Forum, which describe the catalogue as: “The CIPF Cornish Christmas Giving Catalogue provides an opportunity to give a gift of hope to someone in Cornwall at Christmas by giving a gift of love to friends and family.
“You can choose to donate to one or more organisation, providing a much-needed gift for those in need, and a certificate can be sent to a family member or friend, celebrating the gift given on their behalf.
“Each year the catalogue features a number of charitable organisations and all of Cornwall’s Foodbanks.”
Paper Form – you can download and print a PDF file here https://cornwallindependentpovertyforum.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/Cornish-Giving-Catalogue-2022-min.pdf
Online – you can view the charities which are part of the Christmas giving catalogue and donate online here: https://cornwallindependentpovertyforum.com/cornish-christmas-giving-catalogue/
14th November
Thank you to the community in St Ervan!
19th May
Last year, Tim Styles, cycled from Land’s End to John o’ Groats unsupported in under five days. Next month, he is going one better: Land’s End to John o’ Groats AND back down to Land's End!
6th April
Over the last few months at Harbour, we have been putting together and distributing warm packs to help people on low income reduce their energy bills.
16th March
Harbour's trainee clinical psychologist placement student has started peer supervision sessions with Harbour staff.
7th March
We are delighted to announce we have set up a Care Quality Commission (CQC) registered care service!
29th September
Harbour have received funding from Sport England after a successful application to their Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Activity Fund.
