Sainsbury's Attleborough

Empanda offers a range of care and support services for vulnerable adults and those who will benefit from receiving outcome-focussed, personalised, holistic support delivered in a way that best suits the needs and expectations of the individual. Our skilled teams of support workers use a range of methods to engage with our service users on a 1:2:1 basis or in groups. Our Young People’s Services (YPS) team understands that individuals who are homeless often have other issues too so we work with them to look at all the areas in their lives that they feel they need help with. This may include debt issues, mental health problems, substance misuse problems, learning difficulties or family/relationship breakdown. ‘Oak Trees’ on the outskirts of Attleborough, was purpose built in 1996 to offer short-term accommodation for up to four adults at a time and over 100 adults each year. We offer a range of stimulating and interesting activities including: - Arts and crafts. - Learning how to cook, plan menus and shop for food. - Learning how to do laundry, ironing and cleaning. - Learning how to manage your money. - Sports, games and accessing local sports facilities like gyms and swimming pools. - Getting involved in the local community and community events.

Surplus Kitchen incorporates Redistribution, Community, & Education through it's projects. Redistribution - We collect surplus goods from supermarkets which we use in our projects and through our main partner, Winton Parkstone Christadelphian Pantry (WPCP) who serve around 200-250 people a week. Community - Through The Bread Bin project we distribute surplus bakery products into local communities. Education - We want to show how to save food from being wasted, and how to produce something edible and yummy with it. The Bread Bin is a free community bakery which saves bakery products from being thrown out as waste by supermarkets, and distributes them into local communities. In it's first year it saved 8.8 tonnes of surplus bakery, and that number continues to grow. It currently has 5 public access locations across BCP which are open to the public, and it's on the Access To Food Map.

Our Foodbank is open on Wednesdays 10am-12pm in The Town Green Centre, Wymondham. Please check our Facebook page or website for up to date information. • The Community Outreach Project is a fully inclusive service. • You can follow us on Twitter or on Facebook • If you would like to donate food or wish to volunteer, please contact us at: community@wymondhamcommunityoutreach.org to receive further details. We are based in the Town Green Centre, Wymondham. We seek to serve all members of our community and work with all reputable partners to ease hardship, social isolation and food waste in our community. Our initiative is funded by donations and grants. We are staffed by volunteers. Charity no. 278742