City Hearts City Hearts City Hearts is a charity that houses and helps both women with life controlling issues and victims of human trafficking in the UK, and runs education programmes in Ghana, Africa. City Hearts was founded by Jenny Gilpin in 2005. Jenny moved from Brisbane Australia with her husband Dave Gilpin in 1991 to start 'Hope City Church' (previous known as 'The Hope of Sheffield Christian Church) She aimed to offer support and accommodation for vulnerable women who presented with life controlling issues, such as eating disorders, alcohol addiction, self-harm, substance misuse, depression and unplanned pregnancy. This was initially a
Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep Portable" articles. IGN featured it as nominated of 2010's "Best of E3 Award" in the category Best PSP Games. GameTrailers also had praise for the new title and gave it a nomination for Best PSP Game of E3 2010. "Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep" has received positive reviews from gaming reviewers. The game's average score is of 82 out of 100 on Metacritic, becoming the third highest ranking "Kingdom Hearts" game behind "Kingdom Hearts" and "Kingdom Hearts II". The game has been highly praised by Japanese gaming magazine, "Famitsu", whose four reviewers gave scores of 10/9/9/9, for a total of