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Praying for Survivors of Domestic Abuse
On this year’s National Day of Prayer for Survivors of Abuse, Nikki Dhillon Keane, Head…
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Why I learned British Sign Language
This Learn to Sign Week, we’re sharing a reflection from Shell Roca, Head of Caritas…
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Why do we still need a day to think about women each year?
To mark International Women’s Day this Sunday, Nikki Dhillon Keane, Head of Caritas Hope, reflects…
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Caritas Westminster launches Annual Review 2025
Caritas Westminster is thrilled to announce the release of our Annual Review for 2025, containing…
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Celebrating the Power of Service: Gratitude, Faith, and Volunteering
The first week of June is National Volunteers Week. Our Volunteer Co-ordinator, Elke Springett has…
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Meals to strengthen community: FoodCycle at White City
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Ahead of this year’s World Hunger Day on Sunday 28th May, Iman Nasser from the…
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New book on Slavery and Trafficking launched
A new book has been launched, about the experiences of survivors of human trafficking and…
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What’s in a word? A blog for World Communications Day
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To mark the 57th World Communications Day, which is celebrated by Catholics on 21 May…
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Cultivating Hope in Later Life in our Parishes
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In the pandemic they asked me to stay at home. I complied. Shielding protected me…
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Deaf and Hearing Together – a Profound Experience
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The Deaf Service has been part of the diocese of Westminster since 1976 and was…
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Our Prayers for Their Majesties King Charles and Queen Camilla
Caritas Westminster wishes Their Majesties King Charles III and Queen Camilla, every grace and blessing…
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Seeds Hub – Supporting Businesses for Good
Seeds Hub, a project of Caritas Westminster formerly known as SEIDs has now rebranded with the…
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Caritas Westminster says: provide long-term solutions for those sleeping rough or in poor quality homes, as the Coronation approaches.
As we approach the Coronation of King Charles III, we urge the authorities to work…