Parents Pantry
Stoke-on-Trent, UK
As part of our community cabin we offer the parents pantry to all families at St Mary's. This is available every Monday and Friday and other week days upon request. The community cabin is situated in the school grounds. There is no charge for this and all items are donated from families. Families have open access to the cabin which also supplies hygiene products donated from the Hygiene bank, donated coats shoes and uniform.
Every Thursday we collects surplus items from Aldi which is made available to families to pick up when they are collecting their children.
What we've received
Meals4,953
Non-food (tonnes)0.09
Volunteering (hrs)Volunteering (hours)88
Money£1,500
The Lyme Trust
Newcastle, UK
The Lyme Trust is a charitable organisation which was set up in 1974. The Trust provides supported accommodation for people living with mental health problems. We also support people with substance misuse and addiction difficulties alongside any mental health issues. Our aim is provide a safe, stable and comfortable environment in which people can live. Residents have access to high levels of support and a good quality of life. The Trust is part of the voluntary sector and has access to a wide network of specialist support. Volunteers play a large part in the organisation and with their variety of experiences bring a rich cultural element to The Trust. The management team meets on a regular basis with the board of Trustees to report on progress and exchange views.
What we've received
Meals215,899
Non-food (tonnes)2.60
Money£400
Ark Of Hope Foundation For All Nations
Stoke-on-Trent, UK
At Ark of Hope Foundation, we provide vital support to women, refugees, asylum seekers, and individuals facing homelessness in Stoke-on-Trent. Our mission is to offer compassionate, culturally competent services that address both immediate needs and long-term goals, empowering individuals to regain their independence and live fulfilling lives.
Our Key Services:
Supported Accommodation: We offer safe, women-only accommodation for those fleeing domestic abuse or homelessness. Each resident is paired with a support worker who provides tailored assistance to access services and resources, offering a stable foundation for rebuilding their lives.
Stella & Friends Program: Every Saturday, our Stella & Friends program serves breakfast to homeless individuals and provides one-on-one emotional support. This initiative also offers guidance on accessing housing, healthcare, and other essential services, helping people move toward greater stability.
Remote Food Bank: Through our Remote Food Bank, we distribute culturally appropriate food parcels to those in need, particularly refugees and asylum seekers. We currently provide over 110 parcels monthly.
Holistic Support Services: In addition to housing and food, we offer one-on-one counseling, life skills training, and help with navigating complex systems like immigration and employment. Our support workers, many of whom have lived experience, are uniquely equipped to provide compassionate and effective assistance.
What We Need:
Volunteers: We are always looking for dedicated volunteers to help with our programs, whether through packing food parcels, offering mentorship, or supporting our events. Your time and effort can make a lasting difference.
Donations: Financial support allows us to sustain and expand our programs. Your donations help us provide safe housing, distribute food parcels, and offer vital support services to those in need.
Partnerships: We seek partnerships with organisations, businesses, and individuals who share our vision. By collaborating, we can reach more people, expand our services, and create a stronger, more supportive community.
Get Involved!
You can make a difference by donating, volunteering, or partnering with Ark of Hope Foundation. Together, we can help women, refugees, and vulnerable individuals rebuild their lives and create a brighter future.
What we've received
Meals10,206
Non-food (tonnes)0.01
Money£5,000