Gail Ruston

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Poverty just loves to destroy lives. It breaks families apart, isolates people from friends and family, shatters confidence and drives many to think that suicide is the only way out. UK poverty is real, with millions locked in its miserable grip. We’re not prepared to sit back and let it wreak havoc across our nation. In a just and compassionate society, no one should be trapped in their home, afraid to open the door or answer the phone. No one should wake up wondering where they’ll find the money to feed their children or heat their home. No one should have to be alone, especially when times are tough. That’s why CAP is on a mission. To restore hope for those who are lost and hurting. In partnership with incredible local churches across the UK, we’re bringing life-changing freedom and good news to people in desperate need.
Charity Registration No. 1097217

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The Damsons group was created for people living with dementia and their loved ones with the aim of giving its members an opportunity to socialise, share experiences or take a break from caring responsibilities. The calm setting of The Reed Barn, set within the tranquil gardens of Peckover House offer a calm and relaxing space for people to gather information and advice and socialise with those in a similar situation. The house and gardens are a central part of the experience. Combining nature and heritage-based craft activities, each session also offers a chance to listen to music, reminisce, chat, enjoy a cup of tea or have a stroll around the beautiful gardens. Throughout the year, the programme also features guest visitors and events.
Charity Registration No. 205846