Social welfare Charities That specialise in Food banks

Monthly WI meetings. Outings as a WI, with other WIs and Federation. Supporting national resolutions. Coffee mornings. Involvment with local groups eg collecting for food banks.

Object 1 We provide place of fellowship opportunity for people to participate in celebration of service prayer meetings Bible study and devotionals Creating awareness of the Christian faith Object 2 providing Career development and Life skills training Mental Health support Community Engagement Programs Free food bank Network empowerment services

On a weekly basis our clients receive food bags containing basic essential food items that provide 3 meals for 3 days. These food items are either donated to us by 7 local supermarkets, individuals, community groups, local businesses or are purchased using the grants and financial donations we receive. In addition we provide a bag of fresh produce and periodically toiletries and cat/dog food.

To advance the education of children and young people by providing free supplementary educational lessons in Science, Technology, English and Maths.Providing emergency food, essential toiletries and household items to individuals and families in need and/or for distribution by charities or other organisations working to prevent or relieve poverty.

Samasons Relief activities were mainly Education, Supporting schools in Midland and Emergency food aid in East Africa.

The foodbank seeks to offset poverty in Monmouth & District by providing food to individuals and families in food crisis. The foodbank also seeks to support other organisations working with the disadvantaged. The work is based on the Christian values of compassion, integrity and commitment. In our Financial Year 1st April 18 to 31st March 19 a total of 564 (362 adults and 202 children) were fed.

Church services.Tots - Parent & Toddler group.Foodbank.

The regular activities of the year included; Sunday worship, teaching and ministry meetings, mid week Life Group (home) meetings, hosting the nationally acclaimed Alpha Courses, training events and conferences. Our church members also help to manage and support the midweek activities of a local foodbank and community charity, Hope Central.

Community Adult Day Centre, Youth Enterprise Club, Drop in Counselling and Advocacy, Elite student and parent advocacy, Befriending and homecare service for the elderly, Soup Kitchen and place of welcome and Foodbank provisions

The relief of financial hardship amongst people in Beaminster and the surrounding area by providing emergency food, essential toiletries, and household items to individuals and families in need and/or for distribution by charities or other organisations working to prevent or relieve poverty. We also signpost people to other charities for further support.

The Salford Families in need Meals Project is a fundraising charity that exists for the benefit of the relief of poverty and of financial hardship, for those families in need with disadvantaged children. Principally, we raise these funds to provide a weekly food distribution hub to families in need with disadvantaged children, according to this charity object, in the City of Salford.

We are Nurture through Nature, a Charitable Incorporated Organisation addressing food poverty by growing and donating vegetables to local food banks. We work with groups of volunteers on our Moulsecoomb allotments, they learn about growing fruit and vegetables while producing food for donation.

To provide relief of financial hardship amongst people of Croydon and the surrounding area in particular, but not exclusively by providing emergency food, essential toiletries, house items to individual and families in need and/for the distribution by charities or other organisations working to prevent or relieve poverty among others.

Community Hall. Dance Classes, Womens Club, Bingo Club, Keep Fit, Slimmers World, Childrens Club, Worship Centre, Karate, Foodbank Distribution Point, Craftastic, Place of Welcome, Children's Performing Arts Group

A charitable organisation which aims to educate and assist the poor and socially deprived locally (London) through educational projects and food distribution and through its social responsibility provide financial aid for projects throughout the world with a priority for areas effected by natural and humanitarian disasters.

As a body of Christ we reach out to the community by the word of God and we support various food banks.

Holding regular worship services in the community to promote the message of the Christian faith. Feeding the homeless, support for the less privileged and communities in general. Foodbank, teenage support, single parents' support, social education, etc.

Provision Of COVID relief servicesA. Emergency Food SuppliesB. Support For Those Who Are Self-Isolating Or Shielding Due To The On-Going Covid19 PandemicC. Advice On Guidance On Accessing Support Services In The Local AreaD. Through Providing A Telephone Buddy Service For Those Isolating Or Suffering From Social Isolation

This year we have supported the residents of Ashfield with donations to food banks and community groups, assisted a number of young people and mature students in the furtherance of their education, and helped towards the well-being of young people with donations to local uniformed groups. We also support the churches and mission of the Congregational Federation.

Collections donations on behalf, of the Eccleshill/Shipley food bank, a local charity This includes non perishable foodstuffs, baby items, tinned tomatoes, long life milk and fruit juice. Items collected continuously, and delivered to the foodbank approx every 3-4 weeks. Also voluntary donations to British heart foundation and and local person collected for for medical equipment.

GNM is a community project with the aim to feed anyone in need of a meal. GNM was founded on the teachings of the first Sikh Guru, Guru Nanak Dev ji; 'langar' (free food kitchen), equality and justice for all. Freshly prepared vegetarian meals are cooked in a Gurdwara and given out for free in Nottingham in the city centre and also to local foodbanks.

We operate a furniture project, food bank , urban sensory and learning gardens, and support for the ex-military which is our core activity base.

the Hub offers social activities such as;, a Chess club, Sewing Club, Knit & Natter, English language tuition group ,lunch club, exercise class,,jewellery workshop, legal advice surgery, help with form filling.flower arranging, Food parcels, food bank, warm and safe space.

To aid and assist those in food poverty whoever or wherever that may be in mainland UK