Company number 17366406 · info@angieheartofhope.org.uk · 07379851911
Serving Rochdale, Heywood and surrounding communities.
No. We are not an emergency or crisis service. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 999 or attend A&E. For urgent mental-health support, call NHS 111 or Samaritans on 116 123.
Angie's Helping Hand was the original community outreach identity through which Sarah began this work. Since incorporation on 28 July 2026, that work continues within the formal, accountable structure of Angie's Heart of Hope CIC.
People in Rochdale, Heywood and surrounding communities experiencing poor mental health, loneliness, emotional distress, homelessness or difficult life circumstances.
Not yet — we're putting the right bank account and financial controls in place first. Email us to discuss fundraising or in-kind support in the meantime.
Use the volunteer application form in the Get Involved section, or email angieheartofhope@gmail.com — all volunteer roles are subject to a safeguarding process.
No. It's compassionate, non-judgemental listening with signposting to specialist services where needed — it is not formal counselling or clinical treatment.
