Press releases 2007

Family fun in the Bishop's garden

7th June 2007

The Alabaré Christian Care Centres annual hog roast is to taking place in the Bishop of Salisbury’s Garden this summer.

The evening event will be held at The South Canonry in Cathedral Close, Salisbury on Friday 13th July, starting at 6pm for 6:30pm.

There will be a traditional hog roast, sausages and burgers and a vegetarian option, as well as plenty of salad, rolls and desserts.  It promises to be fun for all the family with a bouncy castle, face painting, a treasure hunt, a raffle/auction, a bar and music.

Alabaré is a regional charity that provides a range of services including supported housing, floating support services, drop-in centres, information, advice and training services and a registered care home.  The charity works with the homeless, ex-offenders, young people, individuals with a learning difficulty, vulnerable women and people with drug and alcohol problems, aiming to assist them with realising their potential and becoming valued members of society.

The money raised through the Hog Roast will go towards helping us continue our work with homeless and vulnerable people.

Tickets cost £12.50 for adults, £6.50 for children (up to 14), children under three go free, or you can buy a family ticket (2 adults, 2 children) for £32.00.

For more information or to book tickets call Yvonne Way on 08450 78 68 08.

To find out more about Alabaré go to www.alabare.co.uk

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 For more information or to arrange an interview call Lara Higgins on 01722 344484.