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The project continues to see an increasing number of people using our services each month and your donations of food, toiletries and finance are welcomed even more than ever.

This month's update from the J&P Co-ordinating Council includes; details of the Justice and Peace Networking Day, the Prayer Vigil at the Derwentside Immigration Removal Centre and details of the Justice and Peace Summer Newsletter.

This month's update from the J&P Co-ordinating Council includes; the Prayer Vigil at the Derwentside Immigration Removal Centre and details of the National Justice and Peace Network annual conference.

The project continues to see an increasing number of people using our services each month and your donations of food, toiletries and finance are welcomed even more than ever.

Pentecost Sunday marked the first anniversary of the Interfaith Prayer Vigil taking place at the barrier to Derwentside Immigration Removal Centre, where 33 people gathered to pray for people seeking asylum and especially for the growing numbers of women detained in the centre.

The project continues to see an increasing number of people using our services each month and your donations of food, toiletries and finance are welcomed even more than ever.

This month's update from the J&P Co-ordinating Council includes; the first anniversary of our Prayer Vigils at the Derwentside Immigration Removal Centre and the date of our Business AGM.

A statement marking the first anniversary prayer vigil on Pentecost Sunday; a year of prayer and practical action, organised by members of Hexham & Newcastle Roman Catholic Diocese 'Justice and Peace' network, in opposition to Derwentside Immigration Removal Centre (IRC), has been released.

This month's update from the J&P Co-ordinating Council includes; Nationalities and Borders Bill and the sending of asylum seekers to Rwanda, continued Prayer Vigils at the Derwentside Immigration Removal Centre, Medomsley and details of the NJPN Annual Conference.

The project continues to see an increasing number of people using our services each month and your donations of food, toiletries and finance are welcomed even more than ever.

The St Vincent de Paul Society (SVP) has described the passing of the government’s Nationality and Borders Bill into law with no amendments as a “dark day for human rights and humanity.”

Our prayer vigils continue at the gates to Derwentside Immigration Removal Centre DH8 6QY at 3pm on the first Sunday of each month.
If you cannot attend in person, but would like to pray with us from home, please see below for the prayers.