We’re specialists in community upliftment, experienced experts in social care and inclusive support. Here to connect individuals and families, creating lasting change by bridging the gaps between isolated lives and vibrant networks, and vulnerable communities and essential resources. From befriending services and welfare guidance to safe spaces and social activities, if your journey needs to foster belonging and ignite hope.
To empower vulnerable individuals and communities in Bolton and beyond by providing compassionate, inclusive support that combats isolation, poverty, and hardship—fostering connections, building resilience, and promoting dignity for all.
A world where every person, regardless of background or circumstance, thrives in inclusive, supportive environments free from loneliness, injustice, and inequality—united through respect, empathy, and shared opportunity.
A world where every person, regardless of background or circumstance, thrives in inclusive, supportive environments free from loneliness, injustice, and inequality—united through respect, empathy, and shared opportunity.
our core values are more than guiding principles—they are the foundation of every interaction, decision, and initiative we undertake. Rooted in the belief that true social change begins with empathy and ethical practice, these values reflect the diverse experiences of our founder, Chris Akuffo Addo, and the communities we serve. They ensure that our efforts not only address immediate needs but also cultivate environments of trust, equity, and mutual respect, driving sustainable impact across Bolton and beyond.
At Chris Movement CIC, we deliver targeted support to combat isolation, poverty, domestic violence, and elderly challenges, helping individuals forge resilient connections. For isolation and loneliness, we offer befriending visits/calls, social workshops/outings, and peer groups for sharing and strength-building. Tackling poverty, our welfare advice navigates benefits and aid; food banks provide crisis parcels; and budgeting sessions build financial skills. Domestic violence survivors access safe, confidential listening and signposting to legal/housing services. Elderly members receive domestic help for daily tasks, Good Friend volunteer matches for companionship, and engaging events like coffee mornings and trips to fight isolation.
