The Water Lily Project is a registered Christian charity that predominantly supports vulnerable women in crisis. This may be a temporary crisis such as an acrimonious divorce, bereavement, illness etc. Or it could be something more long term such as mental health issues, self-harming, domestic violence and abuse, addiction or financial difficulties.
We are part of ‘Cycling Without Age’ a non-profit global initiative, founded in Copenhagen in 2012. England has a growing number of local chapters, many of which came about through the power of social media sharing. Each local chapter is run by volunteers with our guiding principles of generosity, slowness, storytelling, relationships and without age.
The aim of the project is to tackle extremism by ensuring there is a consistent approach to the services provided to victims of hate crime.
The Water Lily Project is a Christian charity that was founded in 2011 by a group of local Christians who saw a need to help women affected by domestic violence, substance abuse, sex trade, poverty and homelessness.
Supporting patients from diagnosis through to end of life.
AfterWorkNet is an interactive community of God-centred people with full-time work behind them and years of opportunity ahead.
Frankenfest 2018, Southbourne's very own freaky family Halloween Event to be held on 27 October 2018, in Southbourne Grove.
The Water Lily Project is a Christian charity that was founded in 2011 by a group of local Christians who saw a need to help women affected by domestic violence, substance abuse, sex trade, poverty and homelessness.
In the leafy surroundings of a Dorset residential street lies one of the areas best kept secrets. A tranquil place of prayer, healing, learning, and fellowship - The Greenhouse Christian Centre.
The Mayor and Mayoress of Bournemouth, Clr. Lawrence and Elaine Lawrence, speak to Blair Crawford about their Mayoral year.