Our mission is to help, listen and care for those on the streets within the night-time economy. It is aimed at the vulnerable or those who simply need someone to talk to. Those we help are predominately between 18 and 30.
Some Fridays and on every Saturday Street Pastors patrol the streets in the centre of Salisbury from 10 pm until 4.00 am in the morning. Street Pastors are trained to be a caring, listening and helping presence on our streets (Street Pastors have to complete an extensive training programme).
Often a Street Pastor will sit with someone in distress for half the night, being that shoulder to lean on and a listening ear. Perhaps tending to someone who has had far too much to drink, has been sick and does not even know where they are.
Street Pastors always carry flip-flops, to give to girls who have problems dealing with their high heels (high heels and alcohol do not mix!). Their kit includes bottles of water to quench the thirst of those dehydrated by alcohol, lollipops, and emergency space blankets. As well as a dustpan and brush to clear up broken glass.
Some Fridays and on every Saturday Street Pastors patrol the streets in the centre of Salisbury from 10 pm until 4.00 am in the morning. Street Pastors are trained to be a caring, listening and helping presence on our streets (Street Pastors have to complete an extensive training programme).
Often a Street Pastor will sit with someone in distress for half the night, being that shoulder to lean on and a listening ear. Perhaps tending to someone who has had far too much to drink, has been sick and does not even know where they are.
Street Pastors always carry flip-flops, to give to girls who have problems dealing with their high heels (high heels and alcohol do not mix!). Their kit includes bottles of water to quench the thirst of those dehydrated by alcohol, lollipops, and emergency space blankets. As well as a dustpan and brush to clear up broken glass.