St Mary's Cathedral Mercy Hub

Access from Neville Street over the road from the railway station

Who we are: The Mercy Hub is part of St. Mary's Cathedral and works to end suffering, loneliness and distress in Newcastle
What we do: We support the homeless, the lonely, the young and anyone in need. We do this by supporting people to access services, provide advice, offer opportunities to meet new people and learn new skills. Only through the support of volunteers who share their time, skills and knowledge can we make a difference to people's lives
Get in touch: If you would like to get involved or would just like more information then you reach us via the following methods:
Telephone: 07904881430 or email: jeremy.cain@themercyhub.org.uk

NEWS

In his recent book "Let Us Dream" Pope Francis advocated the idea of a Universal Basic Income, which could help ensure the poorest in society would not get left behind and enable everyone to flourish together. We have organised an event to help us explore the idea and the arguments around it, both for and against. A number of experts will be helping us, including Dr. Anna Rowlands, Professor Fred Robinson and Austen Ivereigh, who worked with Pope Francis to write Let Us Dream. We will also be joined by people who have direct experience of poverty and those who work to support them. The event is taking place on Saturday 16th October, 11am to 1.30pm via Zoom. If you would like to register or have any questions, please contact admin@themercyhub.org.uk

If you’d like to hear more about how you could be involved, or if you’d like to make a donation to our work, please get in touch with Jeremy at jeremy.cain@themercyhub.org.uk or on 07904 881430. You can follow us on Facebook or Twitter

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