Social welfare Charities That specialise in Food banks

Ilkley Foodbank provides emergency food, essential toiletries and household items to individuals and families in need. We also share surplus donations with other charities or other organisations working to prevent or relieve poverty in the West Yorkshire area.

Banc Bwyd Pwlhelli Foodbank provides short term emergency food and toiletry suppiles to those in financial hardship in the local area.

Weekly Hot Meals, Food Parcel, Advocacy Support, Education and Training, Workshops and Community Cafe.

Providing hot meals to the street homeless and food parcels to families caught in food poverty.Provide practical help and support to those struggling to maintain appropriate standards at their property, in conjunction with the housing associations.Provide friendship and pastoral care via church services and home visits.Arrange social and recreational events for local residents.

Maintaining and managing a centre which can be hired to groups and members of the community for business use eg Martial Arts and fitness groups or pleasure eg children's parties, food bank

The relief of those in need by reason of financial hardship, youth, age, ill health, disability or other disadvantage, through the distribution of gift bags and toys to homeless people, users of food banks, refugees and residents and children in deprived areas in Nottinghamshire

Religious activities and services. Serving and helping all who come through our doors. We raise funds for an external chosen charity each year. We donate, all collections of food taken at Harvest and Christmas, to our local food bank.. Help and advise all who may need counselling in any form whether bereavement or life difficulties.

To provide comprehensive support, resources, and services that address the diverse needs of individuals and communities, focusing on supported living, housing, sports, health and well-being, support work, asylum seeker assistance, local facility improvement, food banks, debt relief, empowerment, career development, consultations, international emergency response, and the promotion of culture and

Provision of Luncheon Club. Distribution of food parcels. Provision of services for old people in Nantwich.

Operating in the UK, allocating and distributing grants and food packs/food banks to help with relief of poverty. Providing educational resources and help to those children unable to access education or whom have no support mechanisms in place outside of the UK.Providing help and relief to victims of war and natural disaster outside of the UK by means of grants and/medical supplies and equipment

Whilst we believe that food banks should not exist in our country, we aim to help local organisations address the immediate and critical need created by food insecurity.

Operating from the Birchgrove Community Centre in Lon Gwesyn Birchgrove. The relief of financial hardship amongst people in Birchgrove and the surrounding area in such ways as the trustees from time-to-time think fit, in particular, but not exclusively by providing emergency food, essential toiletries, and household items to individuals and families in need and/or for distribution by charities

GARW VALLEY LINKS,A COMMUNITY CHURCH, RUNS AN ALL AGE SUNDAY SCHOOL, A SUNDAY EVENING SERVICE, PRAYER MEETINGS, LADIES AND MEN'S MEETINGS, MUM'S AND TODLERS GROUP (0-3 AGE), TEA AND TALK (10-15 AGE), FOODBANK, CAP MONEY AND ALPHA COURSES, PROVIDES FREE CLOTHES TO THOSE IN NEED. SICK, DISABLED AND ELDERLY VISITED. OVERSEAS MISSIONS HELD WITH ONGOING SUPPORT OF THE WORK.

Community Foodbank: supply free foods, fruits, vegetables, bakeryOffer IT Basic training; help with students homework, internet cafe, printing, photocopy download, complete application forms, prepare, proofread CVs, prepare applicants for interviews, print out application and do on-line researchTeach different musical instrumentsOffer guidance on Housing, Welfare benefits,training/employment

We offer healthy, nutritious food to those in food poverty. We are centred in Northamptonshire but can operate nationally rather than locally. Our food is distributed via foodbanks and other charitable organisations. Since 2020, we have run an annual Christmas Meal Appeal to provide an individual festive meal for those in need.

We run a drop-in center where disadvantaged Angolan Portuguese-speaking with various forms of disabilities with their families who are our members and homeless people in Barnet can come and gain access to services, make friends and share their concerns. We provide education and employment training, information and advocacy on a wide range of issues including energy, water, food distribution etc

To relieve persons in England and Wales and specifically the Wirral and its surrounding areas who are in conditions of need or distress by providing advisory services.

The Club raises money to support mainly local charitable causes (e.g. Food Banks) - but, in keeping with Lions objectives, also supports certain national and international charities (e.g. Prostate Cancer and LCIF Disaster Relief). We also provide 'service' in accordance with our motto "We Serve". Examples include being volunteers marshals at the local fireworks display.

Educational seminars for empowering, educating, mentoring the community, men, women, young people and children in life matters pertaining to social ills of society and self help skills such as starting businesses. We host themed events in halls, open spaces, invite experts to come present to a people group. Provide warm spaces in winter and food bank.

TMAD The Vine Church currently fulfils its objectives for the furtherance of the Christian Faith in our community: 1) Sunday Worship Service, 2) The Vine Kidz Church and Kidz Holiday activities, 3) Outreaches to further the gospel in our community, 4) Christ-centred family programmes, 5) The Vine Ladies Network Monthly Fellowship, 6) Donation to Nuneaton Food Bank, 7) Midweek Connect Groups.

Donations received two days a week of money/food/toiletries come via local churches, clubs, individuals or direct to bank. The food bank supports individuals and families in poverty or times of crisis, who have been identified and referred to us by local agencies. Distribution takes place on Fridays. Our premises are available for local groups, with a Craft Club taking place each Monday 1 - 4 pm.

Our organisation runs an emergency, a special dietary and distribution food bank in Wolverhampton. We support the underprivileged individuals and families from different social and ethnic backgrounds. We also provide IT Skills training, emotional well-being, complementary therapy treatments and general support services in different languages.

Evangelical Global Outreach Church (EGOC) is a Christian church denomination. We seek to glorify God and serve the general public through educational programmes, counselling and prayers, Bible teaching, poverty alleviation, monthly food bank, quarterly community breakfast, free distribution of Gospel tracts and a weekly television programme on Faith TV sky channel 589 etc.

The charity is based in Wales and fund-raises to support community development in Ramabanta, Lesotho. Through our partners in Lesotho we support young people with secondary school scholarships which fund fees, uniform, books, travel costs & accommodation.We also fund monthly food parcels for vulnerable households, usually consisting of orphans or disabled people, who have no income.

The Objects are to provide food parcels and other nutritional products, and related support, to the needy.Key aspects of the organisation are that:1. it is a faith based charity, governed by Islamic principles, with activities being consistent with the Islamicvalues2. it is apolitical, and distinct from all political groups in the UK, as well as abroad3. its goals and actions have a huma