Homeless Not Faceless
Belfast And Lisburn Community Project
Tickets are Available at the Walk INN Charity Shop, 27 Holywood Road Belfast.
Belfast And Lisburn Community Project Presents:
"Homeless NOT Faceless" a Dance and Music Night fundraising event.
Hosted By Dj David Lamont from Lisburn's 98FM
Address: WESTBOURNE GSC
3 Solway Street
Belfast BT4 1HN
Time: 7PM - Midnight
Music by popular DJ
Raffle ticket sale for Prize winning
Sponsors Partners and Supporters:
Westbourne Gsc
BelfastVibes
Bashup.TV
Gold Videography
Black Eagles Turkish Barber
The Secret Day Spa
Belmont Barbers
Bennetts Bistro
The Book Well
Olivers Coffee Bar
Thirty Six
Lisburn's 98FM
More Details to follow....
All members of the community are welcome.
The funds raised can offer the support and security they need to get back into employment or education, and to leave homelessness behind for good.
Fundraiser: Micheala Cowdrey
- Advice services
- Community development
- Community relations
- Education/training
- Health and wellbeing
- Housing and homelessness
- Men
- Older people
- Race/ethnicity
- Volunteer development
- Women
- Young people
Date and Time
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Location
Westbourne Glentoran Supporters Club
3 Solway Street
Belfast
BT4 1HL
United Kingdom
Contact Details
Walk INN Charity Shop
27 Holywood Road
Belfast
BT4 3BA
Belfast And Lisburn Community Project
Homeless Not Faceless
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