Emmanuel's Fear Flight For Fabulous Charity
Emmanuel Sheehan is raising money for The Salvation Army
“Emmanuel Sheehan's fundraising”
on 14 October 2010
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It’s not often that you find yourself presented with an extraordinary situation that changes your world in a very personal way. The Salvation Army and Booth House have an incredibly special place in my heart and in the heart of my sister after answering our desperate call for help on the behalf of a very ill homeless gentleman that we had taken to hospital.
Booth House, based in Tower Hamlets is one of the largest centres working with homeless men in London and is the largest Salvation Army centre in the country.
The centre provides quality supported accommodation with 24-hour staff cover for 150 single homeless men aged over 18 years who have a history of rough sleeping.
The programme run at Booth House is called LIFEHOUSE.
LIFEHOUSE offers more than a bed; it gets people their life back.
“Life is about Purpose and Relationships and every LIFEHOUSE offers both in everything they do. Every resident gets a key worker who will help them in the process of preparing and leading them to independent or minimal supported housing. But in a LIFEHOUSE they will also help residents find something they love doing, finding friends and having fun. Life is for living”. Salvation Army
Please help support this wonderful charity and this awe inspiring establishment by sponsoring my charity skydive.
By helping me to raise £1000 for the Salvation Army and Booth House, you are helping some of the most marginalised and vulnerable people in British Society.
You pay, and I’ll jump off a plane – together we will send out a clear message to the homeless – WE CARE! and to the staff that work tirelessly with the homeless– WE SUPPORT YOU!
To know more about Booth House, or how Booth House helped us to help someone in need PLEASE SEE VIDEOS.
And please help!