A Hull-based initiative dedicated to keeping the city’s streets safe during weekend nights has received a significant boost, thanks to a £1,000 donation from Nisa Local on Endymion Street.
The funding, awarded through Nisa’s Making a Difference Locally (MADL) A Moment in Time initiative, will help the City of Hull Street Angels recruit and train new volunteers, ensuring they can continue their vital work.
The donation was made possible by store owner Mindy Dhaliwal, who nominated the cause. Dhaliwal has now donated over £7,500 to local community initiatives, reinforcing his commitment to making a difference in Hull.
City of Hull Street Angels operates every Friday and Saturday night from 9pm to 3am with a team of over 15 dedicated volunteers.
Their work involves providing low-level medical assistance, preventing unnecessary A&E visits, and reducing strain on emergency services. They have also performed lifesaving interventions, including CPR, and carry a defibrillator to assist those in need.
The £1,000 donation will help the charity recruit and train up to 20 new volunteers, ensuring their essential work can continue despite the loss of some current volunteers to careers in the police, ambulance service, and social care.
Additionally, the funding will support the charity’s long-term sustainability model, collaborating with local NHS providers to fund training, medical supplies, and volunteer equipment.
Dhaliwal said, “City of Hull Street Angels is an incredible organisation that provides essential support to our community, keeping people safe and reducing the burden on our local NHS services.
"It is an honour to support their work through Nisa’s MADL fund, and I hope this donation helps them recruit and train the volunteers they need to continue their vital efforts.”
Pat Hutchinson, Treasurer and Trustee of City of Hull Street Angels, expressed gratitude for the donation.
“We are incredibly thankful for the support from Nisa Local Endymion Street and the MADL initiative. This funding will make a huge difference in helping us train new volunteers, allowing us to continue our mission of keeping Hull’s streets safe and reducing pressures on our emergency services," said Hutchinson.
Kate Carroll, Head of Charity at Nisa, added, “A Moment in Time was launched to enable our retailers to make meaningful, timely donations that directly benefit their communities.
"Mindy’s ongoing support for Hull charities is truly commendable, and we are delighted to see this funding go to such a deserving cause.”
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