As a Diocese, we care greatly for our communities, and Revd Joe Simons our Mission Enabler (Church and Soceity) helps to support this work. Some of this work is at the local Parish level, such as helping a community develop a Good Neighbour Scheme, whilst other aspects are more strategic, such as working across sectors to address the challenge of homelessness and supporting people to be able to remain in their homes.
We focus on the issues that are particularly pertinent to our very rural Diocese and our demographic – from building links to support and enhance our environment to building more dementia-friendly communities and churches.
You can find information and details of foodbanks across Herefordshire and Southshropshire here.
The Diocese of Hereford in partnership with Herefordshire Council set up the Good Neighbour Scheme to respond to a local areas need.
A page offering information on how to offer your support through social action and prayer for the crisis in Ukraine.
Learn about Vennture and how you can get invovled on this page.
Here you will find how Hereford Diocese is trying to tackle racial injustice and resources to help build a better understadning.
Learn here how loneiness can impact peoples health and how to help reconnect them with their communities.
Here you can find information on how Hereford Diocese is helping refugees and how you can get involved.
With St Michael’s Hospice, Hereford Diocese is working in partnership with local General Practice so identify their most vulnerable and isolated patients.
This page explains how Christians Against Poverty (CAP) supports people with debt help, job clubs, life skills and more, bringing hope and freedom to families in need.
