Formerly known as The Northampton Soup Kitchen, the Centre went through many ideas for a more modern name that would symbolize the Centre as it is today. We like to think that the Centre gives the clients Hope and this was the name chosen by them.
Everyday we see people who are street homeless, sofa surfing or housed but are socially excluded or isolated. Many of our clients have complex and mutiple needs including a range of drug, alcohol, physical and mental issues
In July 2009, Terry Waite visited the Hope Centre as part of a series of events organised by Emmaus UK. Click here for full details
