ALDI ST ANDREWS

The North East Fife Community Hub (hereafter known as 'the company') is a non-profit distributing company and will operate within the boundaries of the parish of st andrews as defined by the local authority and shown attached in appendix 1. 2 the company's principle objects are; a) to enhance the quality of life for local residents by provision and management of recreation facilities and activities b) to promote, undertake, support and enable community development and regeneration c) the relief of those in need within the local area because of age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage d) the advancement of health to further these objects, the company will seek; a) to conserve, improve and manage, for public benefit, community land, buildings and related assets in the operating area; b) to provide services within the local community which improve the condition and quality of life for local residents; c) to engage in consulting with the wider community to ascertain and address identified local aspiration, and; d) to do all such other things which further the objectives of the company and may be deemed to be charitable. e) to establish the co-location of support services available to the community at large. SK25

We seek to offer everyone who comes through our doors a warm welcome. We are a friendly community of people who offer each other love and support through the experiences that life brings us.. Our community is made up of people from all walks of life, brought together by friendship and compassion. Whether it is offering a listening ear, a helping hand, or simply the comfort of knowing you are not alone, we believe in creating a space where everyone feels valued and cared for. Our commitment reaches beyond our walls; as we extend our care into the wider community by distributing collected food to a variety of local groups and individuals in St Andrews, Fife, including families on low income, older residents, Storehouse, ( Food Bank) Campus Larder (students experiencing financial difficulties), Pilgrim Care, the St Andrews Men’s Shed, the St Andrews University Transition, Eco Hub, Food No Bombs student society ( cooking vegan community meals) Wherever possible, these donations are transformed into nutritious meals that bring people together, foster connection, and help reduce food insecurity. The food we distribute is generously donated by local supermarkets and community partners (including gardens and residents), then thoughtfully sorted and shared to ensure fairness, reach those most in need, and avoid waste. Every item is used so that nothing is wasted, and every contribution — no matter how large or small — has a meaningful impact. By standing with us in this mission, you are helping to create a stronger, kinder, and more resilient community. Together, we can make sure that no one is left hungry, isolated, or unsupported, and that everyone has the opportunity to experience the warmth of a community that truly cares. We are a team! The donated food is carefully sorted, stored safely, and distributed directly to families and individuals in the community on the day of the collection, sometimes in the same hour depending on the amount As mentioned above, we work with lots of charities, student societies, and community groups that cook community meals, and our work is recognised by the whole community and the University, which included us in their annual social responsibility report 2025-2026.

We run a Community Hub that support vulnerable members of our community around North East Fife and surrounding areas. We have a FREE Community Cafe that runs every Saturday at The Old Parish Centre. We also over FREE English classes for those wishing to learn English and adapt into our Community with support for higher education, employment and housing support. We also run a kids and craft group amongst the Community Cafe that supports intergenerational relationships. We also run an LGBTQ+ hub on the LAST Saturday of the month 5-7pm which offers a safe and social space free to make friends and find support. We also run a free café service for all at the LGBTQ hub event. On Wednesdays 4-6pm we offer a BSL group- Promoting and supporting British Sign Language in raising awareness and supporting those with communication barriers to support a more inclusive community. (snacks and refreshments provided)