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Welcome to Surviving Christmas

Our Objectives

The objectives of Surviving Christmas are – to relieve in cases of need, hardship or distress persons who are resident, whether temporarily or not, in the County Borough of Hastings or the Rother District in the County of East Sussex.

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Who We Are

Surviving Christmas is run by a group of Trustees and supported by volunteers who all local to the area. Each of us have different skills that we bring to the charity but we all have one thing in common. We are passionate about Surviving Christmas and the work it does on relieving hardship and distress to those in need of assistance.

What We Do

We support those in need as referred by professional agencies through one our projects.

Words from people you have helped

  • “Our clients really appreciate the support you offer especially at this time of year” Referral Agency 2014, Hastings
  • “..it felt like visiting a friends home for Christmas” Guest Christmas 2014, Hastings
  • “I really appreciate your kindness and the items you delivered, and a gift, of a much needed wrap to put around my shoulders. It was all very wonderful. I thank you from the bottom of my heart” Hamper Recipient Christmas 2014, Bexhill

Hamper Project

In the week leading up to Christmas our volunteers kindly deliver food hampers. As well as this, gifts are also packaged and delivered to the homes of families and individuals who have been referred to us.

The Two Day Open Event

People are invited to join us over Christmas and Boxing Day for food and entertainment. Everyone is welcome to the event and as well as meals, we also have other services on offer such as shower facilities, hairdressing and a clothing bank.

Contact Information

Surviving Christmas, HVA Jackson Hall, Portland Place, Hastings, TN34 1QN
07802451940
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Rough sleeping rises for seventh year

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4,751 people are estimated to have been sleeping rough in England, a 15% rise on the year before.

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