‘Lighthouse’ project to support those less fortunate in Louth

Last week saw the start of the new ‘Lighthouse’ drop-in centre in Louth, which will open every Friday morning between 10am and 1pm in Nichol Hill, helping to provide food, essentials, and support for those in need.
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The scheme is being run by the Louth Methodist Church Outreach Project.

Helen Dee, from the project, said: “Nichols Youth project finished last summer, and the Methodist Church building is now going to be used for the good of the local community.

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“The drop in centre is eternally grateful to ECHO (East Coast Homeless Outreach) for the amazing help and support they have given us.

“We now have a stock of surplus food for those in need as well as a space to relax in a warm friendly atmosphere.

“Every week there will also be a range of donated items - free to a good home - that will include books, toys, and more.

“We are able to signpost people to a range of services and provide an ongoing pastoral service to anyone who wants to use the facility.

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“This Methodist initiative was very grateful to the Greggs bakery, which provided sandwiches and cakes for our opening session.

“We are looking at a trial period to gauge the local need and welcome support from volunteers or donations.”

Call 01507 327373 or email [email protected] for further information.