Charity Details:
Street Angels - Christian Nightlife Initiatives is a Registered Charity (number 1136416) and a Company Limited by Guarantee (number 07173090). Our Memorandum / Articles of Association can be downloaded here. The Objectives of CNI Network are:
Street Angels - Christian Nightlife Initiatives is a Registered Charity (number 1136416) and a Company Limited by Guarantee (number 07173090). Our Memorandum / Articles of Association can be downloaded here. The Objectives of CNI Network are:
- a) To promote the physical, mental and spiritual well-being of the inhabitants of localities across the UK and the world, by, in particular but not exclusively by the provision of pastoral care and the formation of Street Angels Programme for the benefit of the local community, without distinction of race, sex, political, religious or other opinion of the members of such community.
- b) To support, care and treat persons in need who are homeless and suffering from the effects of poverty, sickness, disability, old age, alcoholism, drug addiction, offending behaviour, or any other mental or physical infirmity, as an expression of Christian faith.
Trustees:
The trustees have the ultimate responsibility for running the charitable and company aspect of CNI Network and ensure that the charity operates within relevant guidelines and law. They seek to set strategy and vision that grows and develops CNI Network.
Stuart Robertshaw (chair) - email
Olivia Shaw (vice chair) / email
Martin Rowley BEM (company secretary) - email
The trustees have the ultimate responsibility for running the charitable and company aspect of CNI Network and ensure that the charity operates within relevant guidelines and law. They seek to set strategy and vision that grows and develops CNI Network.
Stuart Robertshaw (chair) - email
Olivia Shaw (vice chair) / email
Martin Rowley BEM (company secretary) - email
Patron and Council of Reference:
The Patron and Council of Reference are people who stand with and believe in the mission of CNI Network to demonstrate God’s Kingdom as a reality within the night-time economy (and similar). They are people who will seek to make this mission a reality in new and dynamic ways as well as support and encourage our existing projects. They will offer insight into the changing needs of the night-time economy from their particular area of expertise. They will seek to champion the work of CNI Network, its local projects and the impact we are making. If working regionally they will encourage and support the projects and volunteers within the region and encourage clusters around Police Regions. They will seek to celebrate and promote the impact of our family of volunteers and share good news stories. They will seek to help make CNI Network a forward-thinking and increasingly relevant organisation that is serving others and communities worldwide.
Bishop of Wakefield, Right Reverend Tony Robinson - Patron of CNI Network (see more on Bishop Tony here)
Sara Barrie - serving Police Officer within West Yorkshire Police
Andy Burns BEM - founder Dundee Street Chaplains
Kym-Marie Cleasby - founder and CEO Wash My Pink Jumper
Debra Green OBE - founder and CEO Redeeming Our Communities
Lucy Hardy - Coordinator of Club Angels London
Andy Nicholson - leader of Leeds Festival Angels and Anglican Vicar
Carolyn Skinner - founder and CEO of Third Space Ministries
Matt Walker - Detective Chief Inspector North Yorkshire Police and North Yorkshire Branch Leader Christian Police Association
Sarah Walker - Purple Flag Project Manager
Regional - Scotland - Andy Burns BEM (Dundee Street Angels)
Regional - North East England - David Gee (Boro Angels)
Regional - Yorkshire and Humber - Katie Waters (Leeds Street Angels)
Regional - Cornwall - Derek Baker (Boardmasters Festival Angels)
The Patron and Council of Reference are people who stand with and believe in the mission of CNI Network to demonstrate God’s Kingdom as a reality within the night-time economy (and similar). They are people who will seek to make this mission a reality in new and dynamic ways as well as support and encourage our existing projects. They will offer insight into the changing needs of the night-time economy from their particular area of expertise. They will seek to champion the work of CNI Network, its local projects and the impact we are making. If working regionally they will encourage and support the projects and volunteers within the region and encourage clusters around Police Regions. They will seek to celebrate and promote the impact of our family of volunteers and share good news stories. They will seek to help make CNI Network a forward-thinking and increasingly relevant organisation that is serving others and communities worldwide.
Bishop of Wakefield, Right Reverend Tony Robinson - Patron of CNI Network (see more on Bishop Tony here)
Sara Barrie - serving Police Officer within West Yorkshire Police
Andy Burns BEM - founder Dundee Street Chaplains
Kym-Marie Cleasby - founder and CEO Wash My Pink Jumper
Debra Green OBE - founder and CEO Redeeming Our Communities
Lucy Hardy - Coordinator of Club Angels London
Andy Nicholson - leader of Leeds Festival Angels and Anglican Vicar
Carolyn Skinner - founder and CEO of Third Space Ministries
Matt Walker - Detective Chief Inspector North Yorkshire Police and North Yorkshire Branch Leader Christian Police Association
Sarah Walker - Purple Flag Project Manager
Regional - Scotland - Andy Burns BEM (Dundee Street Angels)
Regional - North East England - David Gee (Boro Angels)
Regional - Yorkshire and Humber - Katie Waters (Leeds Street Angels)
Regional - Cornwall - Derek Baker (Boardmasters Festival Angels)
Staff:
CNI Network has one paid full time member of staff - founder Paul Blakey MBE. Paul is supported by his wife Jean on a voluntary basis. Katie Waters also works with CNI Network for 5 hours per week as the Yorkshire Regional Coordinator. Local projects each have a local coordinator, many of whom are paid part/full time.
CNI Network has one paid full time member of staff - founder Paul Blakey MBE. Paul is supported by his wife Jean on a voluntary basis. Katie Waters also works with CNI Network for 5 hours per week as the Yorkshire Regional Coordinator. Local projects each have a local coordinator, many of whom are paid part/full time.
Finances:
As a charity CNI Network relies on the support of local projects, individuals, businesses, churches and occasional grants to finance our work. Our accounts and those of our local branches are made public within a few weeks of the end of each financial year and are presented at the Annual General Meeting - see here for details.
As a charity CNI Network relies on the support of local projects, individuals, businesses, churches and occasional grants to finance our work. Our accounts and those of our local branches are made public within a few weeks of the end of each financial year and are presented at the Annual General Meeting - see here for details.
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ROC Angels - an initiative of ROC (Redeeming Our Communities)
Charity - 1139817 Registered Company 7327258 Postal Address: ROC Angels, c/o The King's Centre, Park Rd, Halifax, HX1 2TS E-Mail: paul@rocangels.org (founder / CEO) / Phone: 07725501465 |