ALDI GLOUCESTER - HUCCLECOTE RD

Hungry No More operates from the GL3 Hub in Churchdown, providing vital support to our community. We are open every Thursday morning to distribute food parcels, aiming to supply 3 to 4 days’ worth of food, depending on donations. In emergencies, parcels are available any day. As a dedicated food bank, we assist those in Churchdown and surrounding areas who are truly struggling. This includes individuals facing low income, job loss, furlough, or mental health challenges. On average we are now helping 45-55 households each week. Referrals come from health professionals, housing coaches, mental health workers, and individuals themselves. We do ask for information on their circumstances to better understand their needs. We maintain two Facebook pages: Hungry No More (closed for confidentiality) Innsworth and Beyond Hungry No More (open to the public) Please visit our open page to see what we do and view photos of our new setting. All donated food is given free of charge. Your support helps us continue making a difference.

Our project supports young mothers (typically under 25) and their babies who are often experiencing vulnerability, housing instability, or complex personal challenges. Many of the young people we work with may have experienced care system involvement, homelessness, family breakdown, domestic abuse, or mental health difficulties.

For over 30 years, Alabaré has been providing support & accommodation for the homeless. Our provision is for homeless adults, ex-armed forces veterans, adults with learning disabilities & young people, including those leaving the care of the local authority, estranged from their families & homeless, vulnerably housed, adolescent parents & their children & unaccompanied asylum seeker children (UASCs). All of our clients will be experiencing some or all of the following - poverty, poor health, mental ill health, homelessness, alcohol & drug misuse, addiction issues such as gambling, debt, domestic abuse, unemployment, violence & involvement in crime. They are likely to have lost touch with their families & friends, become isolated & have no support structures. Their lives are complex & they are a risk of neglect to themselves & others. Our accommodation & structured support pathway is designed to foster the opportunity to regain independence & develop sustainable resilience necessary for good citizenship. Staff work with homeless clients to enable them to stabilise their situation & mentor them to achieve their agreed personal goals, increase & restore self-confidence, learn new skills, address addictions, debts, physical or mental health needs, & achieve employment or meaningful occupation.