Each Person
Matters
Inner growth,
one step at a time
A bit about us
East Ayrshire Churches Homelessness Action (EACHa) was formed in 2005 and provide practical support to anyone who is homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. We offer a non-judgemental space for people to come along for food and friendship.
Available Support
Community Friends
Available Support
Hygiene and Wellbeing Packs
Available Support
Fresh Start
Available Support
EACH Recovery Matters
Available Support at EACHa
Meaningful
Support
We make people feel welcome and valued, as well as offering practical support such as training and employment coaching. Everyone is facing a different challenge, but each person matters. We take everyone as we see them and do our best to help put people on a path to a better life.
Regain your
confidence,
retake
Control
Is about what happens when ordinary people throw away long-accepted management practices and start operating from their deepest sense of right, with a sense of profound responsibility for the lives entrusted to them.
Together – professional bodies, agencies, churches, volunteers, partners and staff – we must work harder and honour a commitment to transform lives now and inspire lasting hope for the future.
Get Involved
We’re always grateful to anyone who wishes to get involved in our operation. By becoming involved with EACHa, you’re supporting a worthy cause and becoming a part of a compassionate, caring, and respectful family. You’re supporting an opportunity for the most marginalised people in East Ayrshire to find recovery and positive change.
Available Support
We are committed to providing practical assistance and a welcoming environment.
Each recovery
Matters
EACHa offers practical support and meaningful activity to the most marginalised people in East Ayrshire. We hope to grow our social enterprise and help as many people as possible, putting them on the road to recovery and improving their lives. We provide practical and non-judgemental support for the most vulnerable, focusing on recovery.
Our
Volunteers
Each person
has a story
Morag’s Story
Morag has had a difficult journey through life with many ups and downs. She states however that this makes her more determined to help others
Craig’s Story
Craig is 42 years old and he did not try heroin until he was 35. Craig says that he is a well-known face in the
Wullie’s Story
Wullie has been going along to Community Friends now for some time and says that he enjoys meeting up with people and enjoys talking to
Video
About EACHa
How you can help
By donating to us, you are helping to fund the life-changing work we do within the community. Please consider making a donation today.
East Ayrshire Churches in Action
Weekly Outreach in Kilmarnock
Monday
Salvation Army hall
11.30am till 12.30pm
Low cost soup and sandwich
EACHa New Laigh Kirk hall, 35 John Finnie Street
10am till 12 noon
Hot breakfast
Mount Carmel RC Church
7.30 till 9pm
Food parcels
Tuesday
Well Community Café, Howard Centre, Portland Road
10.45am till 1.45pm
Snack and hot drink (no voucher required)
St Matthew’s Church, Grassyards Road
4 till 6pm
Food Bank
Wednesday
St Joseph’s church hall, Hill Street, Kilmarnock
11 am till 12noon
Food parcels, café, chat
EACHa New Laigh Kirk hall, 35 John Finnie Street
12 noon till 2pm
Free food, chat, activities, advice. Food parcels
Thursday
Salvation Army hall
11am till 12.30pm
Free lunch and emergency. Food parcels
Well Community Café, Howard Centre, Portland Road
10.45am till 1.45pm
Snack and hot drink (no voucher required)
St Matthew’s Church, Grassyards Road
4 till 6pm
Food Bank
Friday
EACHa New Laigh Kirk hall, 35 John Finnie Street
10am till 12 noon
Hot breakfast
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