Christmas Eve meal for vulnerable at Newcastle Cathedral cafe

for people who are homeless, were asked to move to alternate accommodation in order to free up space for the installation of a new exhibition. The decision was met with criticism from some members of the community. People who do not have a fixed place to sleep in Newcastle were staying at the Cathedral, which provided them with a secure place to stay. However, they were recently requested to relocate to a different shelter so that a new display could be set up in the area. This move was not liked by some individuals in the community who expressed their opposition towards this plan.

A non-profit organisation has put together a costless midday meal on Christmas Eve to provide assistance to those who require it.

Changing Lives, a company located in the North East, has arranged to provide 200 meals at Cafe 16 which is situated within Newcastle Cathedral. The meal service is scheduled to commence at 10:30 AM Greenwich Mean Time.

Inmates from HMP Northumberland collaborated with a different non-profit organization, namely the Oswin Project, in cooking up the food.

According to Alice Fisher from Changing Lives, their assistance is accessible to anyone who may be alone and lacking a warm meal.

The plan is to continue until 1:30 PM or until there are no more meals available.

People who are facing challenges with money, feeling alone, or being socially isolated are being urged to join the no-cost gathering.

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