Social welfare Charities That specialise in Food banks

Acting as a network between churches and encouraging interchurch activity including the "Soul Connect" identity for the Christian Youth in Dorking. Fund raising for charities. Operating foodbank to cover Dorking and surrounding villages.

HU4 provides the residents of HU4 and Kingston upon Hull with the following activities; Warm space, community library, community cafe, food bank, community space, green space, craft sessions, debt advice, health advice, mum and tots sessions and older peoples sessions.

Through our centre; the provision of a wide range of church activities including weekly prayer & worship, teaching groups and fellowship. Also through our centre, a range of community services, provided free, including Cafe with soft play area, after schools clubs, toddler clubs, seniors clubs, youth clubs, food bank, job centre, debt advice, community cinema, community choir.

The Church's activities include a Sunday morning service, midweek Life Groups and Wellbeing groups, a distribution centre for Newham Foodbank, NEWway Night Shelter, dedicated pastoral visiting team who are committed to pastoral visits which includes anyone living locally with a need. fellowship groups and weekly prayer meetings

To provide support to the residents of the borough of Hyndburn who are experiencing financial hardship by:a) The provision of a food bank membership scheme to provide nutritious food, household and personal products.b) To undertake, commission, facilitate and support other such activities and services as are beneficial to achieving the above objects and are charitable by law.

We hand out weekly food parcels from Christ Church, Prince Edwards Road, Lewes to provide food, essential toiletries and household items to individuals and families in need residing in Lewes and local surrounding areas. We receive donations of food and financial support from many local businesses, schools, churches and individuals.

The foodbank seeks to relieve the persons in Droitwich Spa and the surrounding area that are in financial hardship in particular but not exclusively by:a) providing emergency food, essential toiletries and household itemsb) signposting to other organisations

We provide emergency food to people in crisis.

At their Trustees meeting on 16/03/23 the Trustees approved a change to their objectives to read: Faith in the Community Fleetwood, exists to support the relief of poverty in Fleetwood by providing food parcels and other forms of support to improve the general well-being of all those accessing our services.

To preach the Bible Gospel message to anyone who wishes to hear. Assist with financial donations to other Christadelphian Charities and other external charities and organisations. Member contributions to local food banks.

The church runs: weekly Sunday worship and Family services for all ages; mid week prayer and bible teaching meetings; weekday clubs for local children of different age groups including youth; a weekly carers and toddlers group; regular weekly coffee mornings and other events for adults; a community choir for adults; a childrens choir; the Oasis coffee shop and a weekly Foodbank.

To relieve poverty and financial hardship amongst those in need by reason of food poverty in areas of deprivation primarily in North Birmingham through providing food parcels, providing pop up foodbanks events in the community and redistributing any surplus food to foodbanks.

We are a food bank.

The Foodbank collects food from various sources and issues food parcels to individuals and families in crisis, in the Stockton Borough. Partner agencies decide on need and issue vouchers. Staff and volunteers give advice and signpost clients to help address their underlying needs.

As a church, we provide worship, children and youth activities, a foodbank and facilities for other community events.

Children's weekly evening club, weekly youth clubs, day centre with lunch club and a weekly cafe and warm space for the community with free food and Wi-Fi along with a foodbank distribution centre and advice centre.

1. Support young people, children, adult by training and equipping them to be good citizens and people. 2. Organise food banks.3. Provides counselling and marriage seminars.4. Carries out baptisms, christening, weddings, funerals .5. Community outreach with the good news of the gospel of Jesus Christ.6. Organises youth camps.7. Cooperate with local authorities to ensure family unity,

The charity runs and delivers local voluntary and community activities. The charity runs a local building, namely Glenroyd House in Consett, County Durham. This provides provision for a number of local and community activities such as food bank, counselling services, sexual health clinics, drug and alcohol centre and job search clubs. We also have rooms for public use for training, meetings etc.

The hub will offer space for meetings, workshops, self-help and skills development, providing community groups a safe, inexpensive and accessible place to run activities and develop their services.The hub will also be a base for surplus food distribution and host a weekly free cafe as well as other activities that reach out to marginalised groups in the town.

Provision of food parcels to vulnerable families ;Provision of fresh food to vulnerable individuals;Provision of free cookery classes Provision of hampers for Christmas to selected vulnerable families

The Ark conducts weekly church services, prayer meetings, training and youth work. The church supports Christian evangelistic and humanitarian initiatives amongst the homeless and disadvantaged in the UK and abroad. The Ark also runs a Foodbank supporting families referred to us by local schools, and gives grants to those suffering hardship.

The centre provides the services of community and education centre in the Cheadle, Stockpot. The main objective of the centre is to advance the academic as well as Islamic education of the community.The centre provides Muslim prayer facilities and funeral services.We aim to provide food bank service.

Food bank

As well as its Sunday Services, the church provides the following activities/ services:* Prayer meetings* Alpha Courses* Visiting Group providing pastoral care to those in the community* Home Groups- meet to pray and study the bible* Stay and Play Group* Youth Groups* Distributing food parcels * Groups for those who live alone or who are retired or are generally feeling isolated

Working in Looe and South East Cornwall we operate a youth and community hub. We run youth activities, a drop in welcome space, deliver meals to those in need twice a week and bring people together for a monthly community meal, operate a hardship fund on behalf of the town and run a food distribution service in conjunction with Liskeard and Looe Foodbank.