Family Action Erdington FOOD Club
Family Action has launched Food On Our Doorstep (FOOD) clubs to provide good-quality food at a low cost, while also reducing food waste. It costs just £1 a year for a family to become a member.
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Project Category: Food & Meals
End Child Food Poverty
Before Covid-19, 4.2 million children were living in poverty in the UK. That’s 9 in every classroom of 30. 2.3 million children experienced food insecurity between March and August 2020.
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Masjid Al Falaah Foodbank
We currently deliver food to doorsteps within a few miles radius of Aston. So far we have provided over 6,000 food parcels over last one year. On a weekly basis we regularly deliver food parcels for over 30 families.
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Salma Foodbank
Each week we receive lots of phones calls at the depot for people in need of food, some maybe for short periods of time and some for longer. We are always actively finding and feeding the homeless.
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Feedo Needo
From donating food, volunteering your time or taking on an exciting fundraising challenge, there are lots of ways to get involved with raising awareness of poverty and helping stop UK hunger.
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Smethwick Pantry
This pantry is available on Monday and Thursdays, 10AM-12 Noon. Smethwick Pantry is a community group for people living in Smethwick. For just a few pound a week, members can have access to affordable food.
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