The Michael Roberts Charitable Trust (MRCT)


Be part of making a difference We live in a world where everyone is encouraged to improve themselves and achieve. We soon discover that in society this is not always possible. Not everyone has the same opportunities or encouragement to develop as an individual. The Michael Roberts Charitable Trust (MRCT) has been established to help and support people who are often perceived as being disadvantaged. Disadvantaged through either disability or social difficulties. We make a difference by providing opportunities so that these people can have a helping hand to improve their lives, enabling and empowering them to develop to their full potential. Read the latest CAPSTONE magazine	Comic Relief support Harlow foodbank We are pleased to announce that Comic Relief has recently donated to our foodbank	Robert Halfon visits Harlow foodbank Robert Halfon visited Harlow foodbank and met staff and volunteers
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	Bill Rammell MP visits Harlow foodbank Bill Rammell MP paid a Christmas visit to Harlow foodbank to congratulate staff	A Personal Experience of Disability I have spent my life finding out what I can and can't do - just like the rest of you. Read David's story
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Help support MRCT Just one click to donate online	Harlow foodbank feeds its 500th client Recession takes its toll, Harlow foodbank has just given food to its 500th local client	Sue Mullis - 10 Years Service Celebration On 7th December 2009, Sue Mullis attended a specially arranged meal
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News and Articles Keep up to date with news from MRCT. Read about some of the MRCT people, special events and more	Maybury Open Door Providing opportunities for able-bodied and disabled people to work together to support social need in their local community	Harlow foodbank Working to restore dignity and revive hope, seeking to combat hidden hunger in Harlow by supporting local people in crisis
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What People are saying "The centre has helped me to build up my confidence and self esteem which has helped me to get a job and move on in my life" - John "I was at home and depressed and often isolated and on my own and then someone told me about the Maybury Open Door and I have never looked back since" – Jenny	London CityAid Providing daily essentials for homeless and vulnerably housed people living in London	Project Ghana Working in partnership with local people and groups, where there are specific needs