Sainsbury's Solihull

Yardley House works with young vulnerable homeless people from the age of 16 to 25. We offer a safe place to stay and support them in moving on into their own tenancy. Every year over 1200 young people are housed in St Basils' 29 supported accommodation schemes. For some young people, this includes their young children as well. We have a range of prevention, accommodation and support services to help young people regain the stability they need to rebuild their lives, gain skills, training and employment and maintain tenancies. Our aim is always to help them overcome the 'cycle of homelessness' so that they can go on to experience a bright, and fulfilling future. We work to make sure they never return to a state where they are at risk of homelessness again.

Oasis Hub Hobmoor is a community hub at the heart of South Yardley, working to build a stronger, healthier neighbourhood where everyone can flourish. We support local families, young people and residents through a wide range of projects including youth activities, community events, wellbeing programmes, and food support initiatives. We create safe, inclusive spaces where people can connect, access help, and feel a sense of belonging. A key part of our work is addressing food insecurity through community meals and food provision, helping ensure individuals and families have access to nutritious food while also reducing isolation. We most need support in the form of surplus food donations to sustain our food projects, as well as volunteers to help deliver activities, support events, and build relationships across the community. Donations and partnerships also help us grow our impact and reach more people in need.

Surplus food we collect from our Neighbourly providers is re-distributed in the community in several locations of Solihull and surrounding areas. Our good cause is supporting people living in poverty, refugees, and asylum seekers. We provide ongoing support to people in need through a number of initiatives, including free English language classes for refugees and surplus food distribution for people living in poverty, among many others. Our distribution model does not involve and has never involved any charges. It is not associated with the Berry's Cafe or Newland's Bishop Farm side of the business. - Education/training - The advancement of health or saving of lives - Disability - Elderly/old people - People with disabilities - Provides services - Provides advocacy/advice/information - Refugees and asylum seekers support - Prevention of poverty