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Fairfield Food Larder is a community food support initiative run by the Fairfield Community Hub (based at Drumgeith Road, Dundee DD4 0JX) that helps local families access affordable groceries and reduce food waste. It’s more than a food bank: it offers a “larder” model — users pay a small fee and then pick from a selection of fresh, chilled, frozen and dry goods. How it works Eligibility & Access: There’s no referral needed. You can drop in during opening hours. Monday & Saturdays 10 - 1145am Cost: For a first visit the membership is £7, and after that each visit is £5. This covers a wide variety of items. What you can take: There are ambient items (dry goods), fridge/freezer items, store cup­board essentials, plus cleaning products, toiletries and sometimes bakery items. Community-led & inclusive: They emphasise dignity and welcoming service — for example the website says “we welcome anyone who could use a little extra support”. Food waste reduction: By offering a broad range of items (including surplus bakery/fresh when available) they are doing double duty: supporting people’s budgets and reducing waste. Things to keep in mind / tips Bring cash for payment Bring your own carrier bags. Since there is high demand, it's a good idea to arrive early in opening hours. If you have specific dietary needs (e.g., vegetarian, halal, etc.)

The Kirkton Community Food Larder is set up fully by a team of volunteers, to enable people from the Strathmartine area of Dundee an alternative cheap source of essential groceries. At a time when we are in Dundee seeing headlines of being second highest in UK for child poverty and areas of multiple deprivation, we see more and more great volunteers giving up time money and resources to help combat this, however we do not operate like food banks as we recognise in work poverty so no referrals are needed everyone is welcome and we hope to grow this to a community fridge and offer school meal replacement service over summer and other school holidays if we can.

Transition Dundee is a climate action organisation aiming to help our local community lower their carbon footprint, whilst helping those in need through our various efforts. We have a re-use shop, The Wardrobe @112 Nethergate Dundee, we offer skill-sharing workshops and events (based on carbon lowering activities such as repairing skills, how to cut down your plastic use and so on) and we aim to help cut down on and raise awareness of food waste through the ‘Dundee West End Community Fridge’.