Lidl Wallingford

RCCG Christ’s Love Assembly, Oxford offers a wide range of wellbeing services for various groups in and around Oxfordshire, including students, youth, teens, children, families, the elderly, and both Christian and non-Christian communities. Here’s a summary of our activities: For Students - Participation in Oxford Brookes Freshers Fair. - Hosting welcome events to understand and meet students' needs. - Monthly needs-based events and seminars for students from Oxford Brookes, University of Oxford and other colleges. For Families - Organizing empowering seminars, family and sport events, especially for migrant families. - Donating food, clothes, essential items including Christmas hampers to families in need. For Children and Teens -Run weekly Sunday variety physical, educational and morally spiritually uplifting services for about 100 children and teens. For the Elderly - Providing fellowship and spiritual upliftment at an old people's home in Headington. - Annual Christmas carol service and refreshment donations. Community and Spiritual Services - Hosting annual gospel music festivals to promote community cohesion and upliftment. - Organizing Family Day Out and sports activities for social and physical wellbeing. - Hosting community events like King Charles' coronation party and Queen's jubilee celebrations at Florence Park as well as annual International Mother Language Day, Fathers Day, Mothers' Day celebrations. - Annual Christmas Open Meal for families and students without big families to ensure no one is lonely during Christmas. Food Nest - Every Sunday food distribution to the needy from 1-2pm

We provide interaction, entertainment, meals and an exercise class for our elderly and disabled users in and around Benson, Ewelme, Berrick Salome, Roke and Preston Crowmarsh in Oxfordshire. All this takes place in the Millstream Centre, Benson leased from our local housing association. We are open three days a week, staffed by a manager and cook, and assisted by volunteers. We are an independent charity and fundraise throughout the year.

Wallingford Community Fridge is a communal place where surplus food is shared between local businesses and individuals in our community, It is estimated that an average UK family wastes between £400 - £800 a year by throwing away food and drink that could have been used by others. In addition up to £3 billion a year is wasted by the food sector, Despite growing awareness of food waste, there are few easy ways for people and businesses to get food near its 'sell by' date to others. Therefore our desire as a community fridge, is to redistribute produce, in order to reduce our detrimental environmental impact. It is also hoped that we would assist those in our community who are in need.