ALDI ST HELENS - WESTPOINT

We are a Local Food Pantry for the Haydock and Blackbrook communities. Come along and become a member to reduce your weekly shopping bills, build up the community and help to reduce food waste. For a weekly membership fee of £5 you can have a cuppa in our community café and leave with 10 items from the shelves totaling between £15-£25 value plus some lovley freebies. This is part of T.A.N.G.O. community project (together as neighbours giving out) which runs from ST Mark’s Church Haydock. Whilst you're with us you may like to check out our furniture project and second-hand shop, the amazing space provided by our community garden and the great range of community groups that also meet in our centre, church and warehouse to build up our community and support each other including Brew and renew, a place where its OK not to be ok.

St Helens Borough Mobile Community Food Pantry believes everyone should have access to affordable and nutritious food by bridging the gaps between community food provisions. The St Helens Borough Mobile Community Food Pantry bridges the gaps between the community food provisions across the St Helens Borough. We are a joint faith and voluntary group initiative working alongside members of the St Helens Borough Community Food Providers Alliance, this two year dream is now a reality and is accessible for those who need it. The Mobile Pantry is a member of the Your Local Pantry network and operates as an affordable food club where membership is free and members only pay a fee each time they visit with only one weekly visit permitted. The majority of the food we offer comes from surplus from shops and businesses which would otherwise have gone to landfill. Typically the mobile community food pantry reach supports a total household size of over 3000 of the borough's residents. With over 1000 members, we are the only food pantry in the borough that is accessible four days a week. We operate in the heart of some of the borough's most deprived communities. We are in Newton-le-Willows on a Monday morning when we visit the Cross Lane United Church and hold a pantry session there 10:30 am until 12 noon. On Tuesday mornings we are in Sutton village, we visit the Sutton Family Hub on Ellamsbridge Road and hold a pantry session there 10:30 am until 12 noon. On Thursday mornings we are in Moss Bank when we visit Park Farm Community Centre on Kentmere Avenue and hold a pantry session there 10:30 am until 12 noon. On Friday mornings we are at Peasley Cross when we visit the United Reformed Church on Beaufort Street and hold a pantry session there 8:45 am until 10:15 am. Besides delivering the food pantry sessions at the above locations the St Helens Borough Mobile Community Food Pantry works with St Helens Rugby League Club and the local foodbanks collecting food outside St Helens Rugby League's Totally Wicked stadium which gets donated to the local foodbank network. Similarly we have worked with the St Helens Town Football club and the Steve Prescott Foundation doing similar collections outside the football match and at the St Helens Gala. The St Helens Borough Mobile Community Food Pantry is a joint partnership project with the operational accountability and legal status being provided by Halton & St Helens Voluntary and Community Action registered in England & Wales as a Registered Charity No. 1106001 and a Company Limited by Guarantee No. 2539153. Registered Office: St Maries, Lugsdale Road, Widnes, WA8 6DB.

We are survivor led support and advocacy for those affected by Domestic Abuse in the newton le willows area. Domestic Abuse WA12 established in 2021 . Having our own domestic abuse journeys we united to help tackle the gaps in services that we both fell through. Evolving along our way we now run support groups, well-being pathways of healing and recovery , training and development and have also added at the beginning of this year our greatly received surplus food share programme - this is a community project not just domestic abuse related where we collect surplus foods from local food venues and distribute into our local community of WA12 . We have no requirements for this food collection wise anyone can help save the foods from landfill but also this is a highly valued addition in our area for those that are also struggling with the current economic climate - which in turn can then feed into the domestic abuse arena . Additional projects also include clothes recycling and a community garden for partnership projects - healing and wellbeing . We distribute via our local church hall daily We are unfunded and volunteer led. We offer confidential support, including advocacy, survivor led empowerment, signposting, 2-1 support, weekly meetings with other survivors, risk management and crisis management, safety action plans, a safe space, clean laptops, and Internet access, and support into recovery pathways. We also offer learning workshops, education around domestic abuse, healthy relationships, positive mental health practices, and confidence and self esteem. Additionally we offer access to holistic therapies such as guided meditation, yoga, reiki and other healing therapies.