Helping churches stay engaged in Christian social action & politics in Bristol
Bristol Family Hubs are local support centres for families across Bristol, offering free information, advice and activities all in one place. They’re designed to make it easier for expecting parents and families with children aged 0–19 (or up to 25 for young people with special educational needs and disabilities) to access the support they need.
Across Bristol, churches are opening their doors as Warm Welcome Spaces - offering warmth, conversation and connection to those facing rising costs and isolation. Discover how your church can join this city-wide effort, learn from existing initiatives, and link people to local support.
As part of Warm Welcome Week, Ebenezer Church in north Bristol is celebrating the joy and connection found in Warm Welcome Spaces, working with local partners to ensure everyone feels included. The week highlights the power of simple hospitality in building friendship, dignity and belonging across the community.
Bristol organisations offering mentoring and befriending came together to share learning, explore challenges, and build partnerships. The event highlighted how “being rather than doing” is shaping effective 1:1 support - and how collaborative approaches can strengthen mentoring across the city.
Watch the video round up from the Bristol Warm Welcome Network’s Bumper Health Day. See if you can spot yourself!
Discover how the Bristol Warm Welcome Network brought together over 40 community spaces for training in mental health awareness and blood-pressure screening. Hosted by the Good Faith Partnership in collaboration with NHS and Bristol Mind – empowering volunteers to become community health champions