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Stratford-upon-Avon Foodbank part of Trussell anti-poverty charity and community of foodbanks providing practical support to people who can’t afford the essentials. Their charity aims to prevent and relieve poverty in Stratford-upon-Avon and surrounding areas, in particular, but not exclusively, by providing emergency food supplies to those in need.
Hatfield Foodbank was set up by Gracemead Church, King’s Community Church & Kingdom Light Centre. They are a welcoming place for local people in crisis to receive food & support.
Arrive Alive is the UK’s only registered charity that is solely dedicated to funding lifesaving voluntary operated vehicles and equipment for Community First Responders (CFR’s).
The SUpermarket was launched to support students facing financial difficulty and provide them with free food. It is a drop-in service that runs from 8am-8pm every weekday in our SU Lounge – just pop in and grab what you need from the SUpermarket shelves!
Stroud District Foodbank relies on the support of the local community through volunteering, financial and food donations and fundraising. Their food is donated by the local community, through community groups, schools, churches, businesses, individual donations and supermarket collection days. They also receive grants and financial donations that help us to
MASH stand with women who sex work and help them to experience good health, safety and emotional wellbeing. Their support is free, confidential, non-judgemental and easy for women to access. Whether women need condoms, a sexual health check, to report a crime, someone to listen to them or a nice hot
Wellspring Settlement offer a unique space for residents of Barton Hill and the wider area to celebrate, learn, create, develop, relax, socialise and play. From young people to the more mature, from new residents of our locality to those who have lived here all their lives, everyone is welcome, all
The Foodbank meets in the hall of the St. John’s Centre. Clients can come & discuss their needs in a warm, confidential environment. They can have a drink & a biscuit while their food bags are packed, and even receive further advice from other agencies attending the session.
Bath Foodbank is merging with Somer Valley and Kenysham Foodbanks. From 3rd June 2025, Genesis Trust Bath will be running the combined foodbank and be operating under the new name of Bath, Keynsham & Somer Valley Foodbank. All three foodbanks are part of the Trussell network of UK foodbanks. Clients are already able
