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Big Society Award winning Street Angels - CNI Network is supporting 120 local projects at work within the night-time economy. Our vision is to see communities empowered to see transformation from binge to better.
Our local projects include: Street Angels, Club Angels, NightLight, Town Pastors, Street Chaplains, safe place drop-in's, lap-dancing bar chaplains and Youth Angels. We have seen violent crime, ASB and sexual assaults reduced; invested millions of volunteer hours and helped tens of thousands of people across the UK... |
Street Angels - CNI Network is working across 5 strands:
Local Projects ~ Network ~ National Influence ~ MakingTheDifference.tv ~ Love Your Streets
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Supporting 100+ local projects across the UK and around the world working within the night-time economy
See Local Projects |
Linking local projects regionally and nationally - promoting partnerships with other key agencies
See Network |
Winner of 2012 Big Society Award - telling the amazing local stories to those of national influence
See National Influence |
TV series showcasing the amazing things people and projects are achieving & helping resource people
See MTD.tv |
Community action and the #Do1NiceThing campaign - spread niceness to others and the wider community!
See Love Your Streets |
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“I am delighted to send you my good wishes as you prepare for the CNI Network National Conference 2013. The witness of Christians through work in night-time projects brings Jesus’ own ministry of welcome to our streets and I am immensely grateful for the difference you make to the lives of vulnerable people. My prayers are with you, that you and all who serve in this way may be strengthened through faith and may bring God’s love to those you meet.” The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Reverend Justin Welby I can certainly confirm that the big society awards are there to throw a spotlight on and celebrate outstanding community-led initiatives, such as the Street Angels initiative that has done such good work in Macclesfield and has now spread to more than 70 towns across the UK" Nick Hurd Minister for Civil Society - more endorsements here |
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