Welcome to Cornerstone

Who We Help

Cornerstone is a day centre providing services to vulnerable and disadvantaged adults. We help people facing a wide range of social issues. Cornerstone welcomes people from all backgrounds and operates a policy of non-discrimination.

Who We Are

Cornerstone is part of Caritas Diocese of Salford, a registered charity formed to bring together all the work undertaken across the Catholic Diocese of Salford. This organisation is dedicated to helping young people and families in addition to the vulnerable adults served by Cornerstone. Further information on Caritas Diocese of Salford can be found a www.caritassalford.org.uk

Our Aim

Our aim, in its broadest sense, is to provide a service that enhances the quality of life of our clients and bring together people from all backgrounds helping build a better community.

Latest News

BBC’s Manctopia inspires charity walk
A Stretford-based property sales director is donning walking boots with a friend and walking 20 miles on Friday 18 September, to fundraise for a homeless charity after watching the BBC property series – Manctopia: Billion Pound Property Boom. Peter Howarth and his friend of 20 years, Pat Burke, are fundraising for Cornerstone, a homeless centre
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Imagining a world without homelessness
On Friday, 10th July we held the Cornerstone Big Sleep In to raise money for our flagship service on Denmark Rd, Manchester. The Cornerstone Big Sleep Out has become a highlight in the Caritas fundraising calendar, where people come together each year to sleep out of doors in solidarity with those who have no choice
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The stone which the builders rejected
This Friday is the night of the Cornerstone Big Sleep Out! We hope you enjoy the article below written by Cornerstone manager Lorraine Cumbo for the Catholic Times. This edition of the Catholic Times is available in most local parishes from Friday morning. Check with the parish priest for opening times as these may differ
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Farewell Howard
Over 60 people in need of food, a friendly word and some company under the social distancing and stay at home whenever possible advice came to Cornerstone Day Centre on the Bank Holiday Friday. They came to collect a food parcel and some came to thank Howard Bradshaw, Deputy Manager of the Centre on his
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Cups of Tea Per Year

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Pints of Milk Per Day

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Bags of Sugar Per Week

Client Stories

Read about how Cornerstone have helped changed peoples lives on a personal level

Tom
Tom is originally from Bulgaria, he has worked in London for several years. Unfortunately Tom
Tony
Tony has complex mental health needs and has been in and out of hospital many
Joyce
Many of our people come to Cornerstone because they are lonely and need company. This
Harry
Harry first came into Cornerstone two years ago. It was the first time he had

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