Edinburgh City Mission is a Christian charitable organisation whose aim is to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ in words and action, and engage in poverty relief among the inhabitants of Edinburgh and the surrounding area, particularly in deprived communities. The Mission's flagship program is a network of nine partner church-based Foodbanks+ throughout Edinburgh and the surrounding area. The Foodbanks+ provide resources for people who are struggling to afford basic necessities, provide relational support and sign-posting to other services.
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| - Edinburgh City Mission is a Christian charitable organisation whose aim is to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ in words and action, and engage in poverty relief among the inhabitants of Edinburgh and the surrounding area, particularly in deprived communities. The Mission's flagship program is a network of nine partner church-based Foodbanks+ throughout Edinburgh and the surrounding area. The Foodbanks+ provide resources for people who are struggling to afford basic necessities, provide relational support and sign-posting to other services. (en)
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| - Edinburgh City Mission is a Christian charitable organisation whose aim is to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ in words and action, and engage in poverty relief among the inhabitants of Edinburgh and the surrounding area, particularly in deprived communities. The Mission's flagship program is a network of nine partner church-based Foodbanks+ throughout Edinburgh and the surrounding area. The Foodbanks+ provide resources for people who are struggling to afford basic necessities, provide relational support and sign-posting to other services. In summer 2017, the Trustees appointed Duncan Cuthill as its new CEO. Since then new areas of work have been initiated: two partner Soul Food meals, Salaam support work for refugees and asylum seekers, The Storehouse food storage and distribution centre in Sighthill, and a Clothesbank+. Edinburgh City Mission helped found the Care Van in association with Bethany Christian Trust in 1990 and continues to partner with Bethany in managing the Care Van. Forty Edinburgh churches provide volunteer teams to run the van 363 evenings a year and other volunteers run it 250 lunch-times a year. (en)
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