Slough Foodbank
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Slough Foodbank
Slough Foodbank is a project originally founded by 2 local churches. They are now an independent charity supported by lots of churches and community groups, working together towards stopping hunger in the local area & are part of the Trussell Trust foodbank network.
There are 5 distribution centres:
Slough Baptist Church, Windsor Road, Slough SL1 2EJ
Mon 12.00 - 14.00
Thu 11.00 - 14.00
Langley Free Church, 100 Trelawny Avenue, Langley, Slough. SL3 8RW
Tue 10.30 - 12.30
St. Andrew's Shared Church, Washington Dr, Cippenham SL1 5RE
Wed 11.00 - 13.00
Britwell Community Centre, Long Furlong Drive Recreation Ground, Slough. SL2 2PH
Saturdays 10.00 - 12.00
The Pavillion, Iver Heath Recreation Ground, Church Road, Iver. SL0 0PN
Fridays 10.30 - 12.00
Go to the website link above to check up to date opening times (also listed below) & see below to find out how to obtain an evoucher.
If you are able to donate food & other items (eg toiletries) PLEASE click here before you buy anything! Also check where you can deliver your donations.
How Slough Foodbank can help
Slough Foodbank believes that no one in the community should have to face going hungry. They provide three days worth of nutritionally balanced, emergency food and support to local people who are referred to them in food poverty crisis. They are part of a nationwide network of foodbanks, supported by The Trussell Trust, working to combat poverty and hunger across the UK.
In addition to providing food, Slough Foodbank try, by means of signposting and monitoring and discussions with the supporting referrer to give a helping hand through a crisis.
Slough Foodbank provide additional help and support alongside an emergency food parcel. In addition to food, Slough Foodbank also provides basic toiletries such as shampoo, shower gel, toilet roll, razors and shaving foam as well as baby wipes and nappies.
Slough Fuelbank offers a limited top-up to home energy (gas or electric) to help clients to heat/cook the food we provide. Too often people are forced to make a decision between food and fuel.
Slough Foodbank asks clients if they have any pets and then provides pet food accordingly. This helps to keep the pets in the family and stop food being fed to pets instead of clients.
Do you need help from the Foodbank?
We know that anyone can find themselves at crisis point for a number of different reasons. including experiencing problems with low income; benefits being paid late or not at all; with redundancy & unemployment; sickness; unexpected debt or domestic violence.
If you are in food poverty crisis, you need an electronic voucher from a referral agency to attend the Foodbank.
How to get a voucher
Slough Foodbank works with 200+ different agencies. If you’re not sure who to get referred by, here are some suggestions:
• If you have a child – Your child’s school, health visitor or social worker
• Your doctor, nurse or GP receptionist
• If you are receiving benefits – your work coach
• If you are homeless or in temporary accommodation – ask your housing officer, or homeless department
• Slough Borough Council Debt and Welfare team
Once you have an e-voucher you can attend one of the Slough Foodbank Distribution Centres.
See the shopping list here. Also, check where you can deliver your donations.
PLEASE check before you buy anything.
Buy one; get one free: keep one; donate the other!
Donate both!
Slough Foodbank contact details:
Office: office@slough.foodbank.org.uk
Volunteers: volunteers@slough.foodbank.org.uk
For information on food donations (how to make a donation or arrange collection):
Food donations: office@slough.foodbank.org.uk
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Methodist Church Trustees Privacy Notice
Slough Foodbank
Office: office@slough.foodbank.org.uk 01753 550303
Slough Foodbank is a project originally founded by 2 local churches. They are now an independent charity supported by lots of churches and community groups, working together towards stopping hunger in the local area & are part of the Trussell Trust foodbank network.
There are 5 distribution centres:
Slough Baptist Church, Windsor Road, Slough SL1 2EJ
Mon 12.00 - 14.00
Thu 11.00 - 14.00
Langley Free Church, 100 Trelawny Avenue, Langley, Slough. SL3 8RW
Tue 10.30 - 12.30
St. Andrew's Shared Church, Washington Dr, Cippenham SL1 5RE
Wed 11.00 - 13.00
Britwell Community Centre, Long Furlong Drive Recreation Ground, Slough. SL2 2PH
Saturdays 10.00 - 12.00
The Pavillion, Iver Heath Recreation Ground, Church Road, Iver. SL0 0PN
Fridays 10.30 - 12.00
Go to the website link above to check up to date opening times (also listed below) & see below to find out how to obtain an evoucher.
If you are able to donate food & other items (eg toiletries) PLEASE click here before you buy anything! Also check where you can deliver your donations.
How Slough Foodbank can help
Slough Foodbank believes that no one in the community should have to face going hungry. They provide three days worth of nutritionally balanced, emergency food and support to local people who are referred to them in food poverty crisis. They are part of a nationwide network of foodbanks, supported by The Trussell Trust, working to combat poverty and hunger across the UK.
In addition to providing food, Slough Foodbank try, by means of signposting and monitoring and discussions with the supporting referrer to give a helping hand through a crisis.
Slough Foodbank provide additional help and support alongside an emergency food parcel. In addition to food, Slough Foodbank also provides basic toiletries such as shampoo, shower gel, toilet roll, razors and shaving foam as well as baby wipes and nappies.
Slough Fuelbank offers a limited top-up to home energy (gas or electric) to help clients to heat/cook the food we provide. Too often people are forced to make a decision between food and fuel.
Slough Foodbank asks clients if they have any pets and then provides pet food accordingly. This helps to keep the pets in the family and stop food being fed to pets instead of clients.
Do you need help from the Foodbank?
We know that anyone can find themselves at crisis point for a number of different reasons. including experiencing problems with low income; benefits being paid late or not at all; with redundancy & unemployment; sickness; unexpected debt or domestic violence.
If you are in food poverty crisis, you need an electronic voucher from a referral agency to attend the Foodbank.
How to get a voucher
Slough Foodbank works with 200+ different agencies. If you’re not sure who to get referred by, here are some suggestions:
• If you have a child – Your child’s school, health visitor or social worker
• Your doctor, nurse or GP receptionist
• If you are receiving benefits – your work coach
• If you are homeless or in temporary accommodation – ask your housing officer, or homeless department
• Slough Borough Council Debt and Welfare team
Once you have an e-voucher you can attend one of the Slough Foodbank Distribution Centres.
See the shopping list here. Also, check where you can deliver your donations.
PLEASE check before you buy anything.
Buy one; get one free: keep one; donate the other!
Donate both!
Slough Foodbank contact details:
Office: office@slough.foodbank.org.uk
Volunteers: volunteers@slough.foodbank.org.uk
For information on food donations (how to make a donation or arrange collection):
Food donations: office@slough.foodbank.org.uk
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