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CASE STUDY BROCHURE Medway based Community Organisation in the process of becoming a Charity. Medway supports the Homeless and those closest to it, within the Kent community. Medway Street Angels Farfield Park, Manvers, Wath-upon-Dearne, Kent Rotherham, S63 5DB. T. +44 (0) 1709 763 839 F. +44 (0) 1709 763 813 E. [email protected] W. www.paragon-carpets.co.uk Marketing/Samples Department: [email protected] t: +44 (0)1709 763 805 Download the Free Paragon Carpets app from iTunes. Search Paragon Carpets MEDWAY STREET ANGELS Paragon Carpets in collaboration with Steel Wolf Marketing and OMG printers placed textile where their mouth is recently by supplying the Medway Street Angels charity with 2 pallets of clothing to aid the homeless. Based in Kent and run by Paragon Carpets Area Manager Amber Gilbert, Medway Street Angels focus on aiding homeless people gain access to services, such as hot meals, clothing and mobile phones as well as temporary housing, with an end goal of returning people back to stable lives. A WEEK WITH Medway based Like to help? Medway cover, Rochester, MEDWAY STREET ANGELS Medway Street Angels Community Organisation Strood, Hoo St Werburgh, Chatham, in the process of Gillingham, Sittingbourne and Maidstone. Monday Medway runs a soup kitchen in Maidstone and street becoming a Charity. The group provide food, drinks, basic walk in Strood, Rochester and Project - Medway Street Angels Medway supports the essentials, camping equipment and any other Chatham. Homeless and those financial assistance Medway can provideto Collaboration - Paragon Carpets Tuesday is a soup kitchen in closest to it, within the enable a better quality of life. Steel Wolf Marketing Chatham Kent community. OMG Printers A selection of the Medway team are first aid Wednesday is a street walk trained and drug specialists. Trained Team through Strood, Rochester, and Distribution - 2 Pallets of Clothing leaders have Narcon pens in the event of a Chatham drug overdose. Thursday Soup kitchen in Chatham providing the homeless which much needed clothing and To contact Medway Street Angels contact services. Amber Gilbert on 07564 829189 Friday street walk through Strood, Unit 90a Sturdee Avenue, Gillingham, Rochester and Chatham. Soup Medway ME72HN kitchen in Gillingham. or facebook @themedwaystreetangels.

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