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The Good Shepherd has a long history of supporting the most disadvantaged people in Wolverhampton.
Our mission is to end homelessness, support recovery, and create pathways out of poverty. We achieve this by providing crisis support including food, practical support, and interventions to relieve homelessness, support to prevent people from becoming homeless and interventions and activities that support recovery from homelessness, mental health, and addiction.
We deliver services in a way that makes people feel valued and always try to hear their voice.
Our mission is to end homelessness, support recovery, and create pathways out of poverty. We achieve this by providing crisis support including food, practical support, and interventions to relieve homelessness, support to prevent people from becoming homeless and interventions and activities that support recovery from homelessness, mental health, and addiction.
We deliver services in a way that makes people feel valued and always try to hear their voice.
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30 épisodes
depuis 31 mai 2021
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This podcast is hosted by Julian Gwinnett, Disability and Accessibility and Inclusion Advisor at the University of Wolverhampton. Julian is joined by Kate Penman, Community Engagement Worker and Creative Lead at Good Shepherd and Recovery Artists John and Corey who are part of the Good Shepherd Rec…
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This podcast is hosted by Julian Gwinnett, Disability and Accessibility and Inclusion Advisor at the University of Wolverhampton. Julian is joined by Kate Penman, Community Engagement Worker and Creative Lead at Good Shepherd and Recovery Artists John and Corey who are part of the Good Shepherd Rec…
In our latest podcast, we are joined by John Doyle, Outreach Practitioner with Recovery near You, the substance misuse service for Wolverhampton. John joins Paul Burns and Dawn Walls from the Good Shepherd, to highlight the impact of partnership work between different charities and agencies across …
For our latest Good Shepherd podcast, we return to the subject of art, and the series of workshops which are being delivered as part of the Arts Council England funding, leading up to the exhibition to mark Recovery Month at the Newhampton Art Centre and Wolverhampton Art Gallery in September.
We …
Good Shepherd Operations Manager Lee Smith is blazing a trail – quite literally – by taking on a gruelling fundraising challenge to raise funds for the charity which supports people experiencing homeless and vulnerability across Wolverhampton.
Lee is taking on an eight-hour fitness marathon of suc…
In the latest Good Shepherd podcast, we stay within the sector of the creative arts, but this time we head onto the stage, with the fantastic Geese Theatre.
Geese is a Birmingham-based company which uses theatre within criminal justice & social welfare to encourage positive social change via g…
In our latest podcast we reflect on the launch of an exciting new arts project facilitated by the Good Shepherd with thanks to a grant from Arts Council England.
The new project will see a series of different workshops staged at the Newhampton Arts Centre, all building up to a big exhibition durin…
Over 150 hardy fundraisers braved the worst conditions yet for the Molineux Sleepout by taking on the challenge to support some of the most vulnerable people across the city.
This year’s event, the fifth in total, saw participants sleeping in the Stan Cullis Stand during a bitterly cold night whic…
For our latest podcast, we are really grateful to one of our Housing First clients David, for sharing some of his story with us.
David has been a long-term rough sleeper, with problems around crime and addiction, but, following the loss of a close friend, has engaged with the Good Shepherd and the…
We are delighted to be joined by this podcast by two people who have volunteered their support for the Good Shepherd in very different ways, whilst also declaring a strong and sustained pride in their Wolverhampton roots!
John Price, well known on social media as Jack Sparra, is a long-time suppor…
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