New kitchen, new cooks
| Nightshelter volunteer cooks training evening at the Defence Food Services School at Worthy Down Garrison – all kitted up and ready to cook! |
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These new cooks will be using our newly kitted out kitchen at the WCNS - here are pictures! |
 Matthew Daniels, a guest at Winchester Churches Nightshelter and Manager Michele Price in front of the new kitchen units |
Sheila Shaw, Evening Helper finishes clearing up in the new look kitchen |
Meals are prepared for the guests in the new look kitchen |
Carol Hamilton, Evening Helper |
 The Nightshelter offers an essential lifeline to the homeless, accommodating nearly 200 people a year, guests stay until longer-term accommodation is found to match their needs. The Nightshelter offers more than just quality accommodation and wholesome meals: we offer real support and hope to those in crisis. Focusing on support work with every guest, we offer counselling, advice on housing, employment, health, personal finance, substance misuse, and other essential support to help rebuild peoples’ lives and social structures.
For more information and items most needed this year please click here.
The Winchester Operatic Society is performing at the Theatre Royal Winchester from 9 - 13 November 2010, Yeomen of the Guard by Gilbert and Sullivan and we will be fund raising at the end of these performances and would welcome support.
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