ALDI GRANTHAM

Community Fridges are a community based way of redistributing food that would otherwise be wasted and go to landfill. We accept food that is before or at its 'best before' date, and get it to people who will be able to use it. By doing this we connect our community - allotments, shops and individuals - taking from places of surplus and distributing to people who will eat it. We encourage sharing of ideas and recipes, creating friendships along the way.

As well as church, the charity operates Jubilee Church Life Centre for the community. We run a café 5 days a week, giving away refreshments and food, clothing and support from our on site team. People from other nations are given the opportunity to practice spoken English, and attend our Chat café . We have two vibrant parent toddler groups .Youth and children with difficult life issues and health problems have music and media projects, learning musical instruments, filming , editing and we have a busy youth night too . Jubilee Centre provides educational opportunities including learning English, basic cooking, and budgeting and opportunities for volunteering. We see many elderly who feel lonely and isolated, those with mental health problems, housing problems, families who are find themselves in food or fuel poverty. Young people with learning difficulties run a non profit café one morning a week.

Fairview Farm first opened it's doors 18th May 1985. Since then Grantham and District Mencap LTD have supported many ladies and gentlemen to get the most out of their lives, we also support families by being able to offer short break stays. At Fairview Farm, we support each individual following a person centred plan and giving our staff team the opportunity to have the training that they need to be able to support the individual in this way. We would like all individuals at Fairview Farm to have the opportunity to access the many areas of our outside grounds that are in need of updating and becoming more accessible. Thank you for your interest in our charity and please do let us know if you are keen to support us. Share our page with others to spread the word about the support we provide in our community.