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Better Pathways, a mental health charity est.1963. Practices have modernised since then, but their underlying belief in rehabilitation & recovery of people with mental health problems persists.
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Better Pathways, a mental health charity est.1963. Practices have modernised since then, but their underlying belief in rehabilitation & recovery of people with mental health problems persists.

Shelter Scotland create the best possible outcomes for people in housing need. They do this by providing practical support & advice to people experiencing bad housing or homelessness.
Mary’s Child is guided by compassion and a deep sense of community. They offer practical help, emotional support, and hope to those facing difficult times. Together, they bring light to lives – one heart at a time. Mary’s Child responds to needs identified by the local community, council, statutory agencies,

Salford foodbank is a project that was founded by Christ Central Manchester church in 2012, but is now a charity in it’s own right. It is supported by local churches, businesses and the community, working together towards minimising hunger in our local area. Salford foodbank has a small management team

Sparkhill Foodbank, operating six satellites from its central warehouse hub: Sparkhill, Tyseley, Balsall Heath, Stechford & Hall Green, also Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham.

Burnage Foodbank is a local foodbank which was started by the churches in Burnage, it is now supported with help from St Bernards, St Nicholas and St Margaret’s but many of the volunteers are drawn from all over Burnage and the local area. The Foodbank is a community effort and

First opened in July 2013, last year Ribble Valley foodbank distributed 3 days’ food to 1560 people in crisis need in the Ribble Valley. Their foodbank was initiated by local Christians, and has two centres, one in Longridge, one in Ribble Valley, and a warehouse in Clitheroe, with 75 volunteers

This foodbank is run in partnership with local churches, facilitated by Farnworth Baptist Church. It provides three days’ nutritionally balanced emergency food and support to local people who are referred to them in crisis.

The Store Cupboard are a food charity supporting vulnerable families across the Borough of Ealing. Their referred members – pay just £3.50 for a weekly shop and can choose from a wide range of fresh fruit and vegetables, pantry staples and toiletries.
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