Charity continues to help borough homeless with soup kitchen that also offers hope and friendship

By Neil Speight 20th Nov 2020

Local News by Neil Speight 20th Nov 2020

A THURROCK charity is continuing to have a huge impact on the lives of struggling and homeless people in the borough.

The Friends of Essex and London Homeless organisation are continuing to bring hope and help to those in need through their Friday evening soup kitchens held outside Grays Baptist Church on Orsett Road.

This evening (Friday, 20 November) Thurrock Nub News called in to focus attention on their great work.

If you want to find out more about the work of the charity please click here.

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