At Vineyard Compassion, we believe no one should face hard times alone.

Life can change unexpectedly. Rising household costs, redundancy, poor health, debt, relationship breakdown, or an unexpected bill can quickly place individuals and families under pressure. Often these struggles happen quietly, hidden behind closed doors.

If you are finding things difficult, or if you're concerned about someone you know, support is available.

At the Hope Centre, our team and volunteers provide practical help, a listening ear, and support without judgement. Whether you need immediate assistance or simply want to talk through your situation, we're here to help you take the next step.

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Support Available

  • Open Door Café

    The Open Door Café sessions are the gateway to all our other services at one time. The sessions run on Tuesdays and Wednesdays 11.30am-1pm and Thursday evenings 7-8pm. Drop in to any of the sessions for a cuppa, a conversation and access to emergency food and support.

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  • Foodbank

    Emergency food support for people experiencing financial crisis.

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  • RESET Social Supermarket

    A six-month programme providing access to affordable food alongside ongoing encouragement and support.

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  • Compassion Counselling

    Donation-based counselling in a safe and supportive environment.

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  • Budgeting & Money Management

    Practical classes designed to build confidence, improve financial wellbeing, and help people plan for the future.

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  • Clothing Bank

    Access to good-quality clothing for individuals and families who need it.

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Who Can Get Help?

Support is available to people across Causeway Coast and Glens experiencing financial hardship or difficult circumstances, including:

  • Working individuals and families struggling with household costs

  • People affected by redundancy or reduced income

  • Parents experiencing food insecurity

  • Individuals facing debt or unexpected bills

  • Those affected by poor physical or mental health

  • People experiencing family or relationship breakdown

  • Older people affected by fuel poverty

  • People living in rural communities where support may be less visible

You do not need to know exactly what help you need before contacting us. The first step can simply be a conversation.

Get in Touch

If you're struggling, or you're concerned about someone you know, we'd love to hear from you.

Telephone: 028 7022 0005
Email: info@vineyardcompassion.co.uk
Address: The Hope Centre, 10 Hillman's Way, Coleraine

Help is Here. Hope is Here.

We are ready to welcome you!