Happy Healthy Holidays
Happy, Healthy Holidays is a city-wide initiative to support, co-ordinate and provide funding for the delivery of free food and activities for children and young people across Birmingham.
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Project Skill: Hot Meals
South Aston United Reformed Church Lunch Club
As the name suggests The Lunch Club, which meets at 12.30pm every Wednesday at South Aston United Reformed Church, is a club where people of over 50years of age can meet together and have a cooked meal.
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Beacon Church Lunch Club
The Lunch Club provides meals and a relaxed environment for people to enjoy themselves. It also offers opportunity for healthy conversations to continue at the end of meal to build strong relationship in the community.
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Villa Cross Soup Kitchen
Based in Birmingham, we provide a hot meal, clothing, advice, and assistance to people in need, in a warm and friendly environment where they are treated with respect and dignity.
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SORTEDfood
SORTEDfood is a global movement of friends who share a passion for food, cooking and laughter. Started in 2009 SORTEDfood came to life when a group of old school friends would meet in the pub and share ‘scandalous’ stories of their university life.
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SCBC Soup Run
Sutton Coldfield Baptist Church works with Small Heath Baptist Church, who run “Crossroads” a practical and spiritual outreach to people who are homeless or on low incomes in Birmingham.
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