Grenfell
Ministries

reach out. resources. reconnection.

GRENFELL MINISTRIES AT A GLANCE
What we aim to do
Grenfell Ministries is a Unitarian Universalist faith-based non-for-profit that aims to provide support to marginalized demographics such as youth, women and gender diverse individuals as well as those who are or were formerly incarcerated.
Grenfell Ministries shines a focus on those experiencing homelessness, mental health and substance use challenges. We serve with integrity, compassion and promote individuality and self-empowerment. We are committed to building communities through advocacy and collective support using our peer-run, peer-led programming improve the quality of life for those we serve, on their terms.
In solidarity, we offer organized voices of people who use drugs and people with lived experience to encourage programming, policy adaptation and reduce stigma and discrimination.
All Grenfell Ministries programs operate from a trauma-informed and harm reduction framework that caters to marginalized communities' diverse needs, embracing the principles of empowerment, integrity, and self-advocacy.
"Believer, unbeliever or wild one. You are welcome!
We have no definition of who we are but human.
We have no code but that of respect.
We have no creed but that of equality."
-- Rev. Tet Gallardo (1970- ), UU, excerpted from her affirmation, "There's My Temple," 2016
Our founder
Rebecca Morris-Miller
Rebecca’s interest in starting Grenfell Ministries stems from her lived experience with violence, addiction, jail, homelessness and substance use.
