The CHESS BIG Sleep Out is Back At Chelmsford Cathedral!
For 2023 the CHESS SleepOut is back at historic Chelmsford Cathedral.
SleepOut has taken place at Chelmsford Cathedral for many years, giving people the chance to experience for one night what it is like to have to sleep out in the winter months.
SleepOut helps to raise funds to ensure that people experiencing homelessness are supported in ways that enable them to move forward purposefully and in good health.
Will you take part in the BIG SleepOut and do what you can to support those experiencing homelessness? Sign up for the CHESS BIG SleepOut on Friday 10th November 2023 at Chelmsford Cathedral and raise funds that will make a difference.
You can register here to take part.
For 2023 the CHESS SleepOut is back at historic Chelmsford Cathedral.
SleepOut has taken place at Chelmsford Cathedral for many years, giving people the chance to experience for one night what it is like to have to sleep out in the winter months.
SleepOut helps to raise funds to ensure that people experiencing homelessness are supported in ways that enable them to move forward purposefully and in good health.
Will you take part in the BIG SleepOut and do what you can to support those experiencing homelessness? Sign up for the CHESS BIG SleepOut on Friday 10th November 2023 at Chelmsford Cathedral and raise funds that will make a difference.
You can register here to take part.
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