Getir Tottenham

The foodbank helps individuals and families in crisis through the provision of emergency food supplies. The circumstances surrounding a crisis are unique to every individual, so we partner with frontline care professionals, such as health visitors, social workers and other community-based support workers, who are able to identify and refer people facing hunger to the foodbank. As well as receiving nutritionally-balanced 3 day food parcels, people are welcomed with a cup of tea, listened to and signposted to agencies that are able to help resolve the underlying cause of the problem. Our foodbank is part of The Trussell Trust’s UK foodbank network, which last year collected more than 10,000 tonnes of food and gave over 1,084,604 three days’ food supplies to people in crisis of which over 396,000 went to children. A large proportion of this food came from Harvest collections throughout the UK, each providing for their local foodbank. Can you help? To donate food - please drop your food parcel off at Tottenham Town Hall, N15 4RY Monday to Friday between 11.30am and 5pm. Please press buzzer labelled Freedom’s Ark. Alternatively, we also have collection points at... - Tesco Stroud Green, N4 3PX. - Tesco Seven Sisters, N15 4AJ. To arrange for a collection of a large donation - please email warehouse@tottenham.foodbank.org.uk To make a monetary donation, visit https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/tottenham To volunteer your time - please email volunteers@tottenham.foodbank.org.uk For general enquiries - please email info@tottenham.foodbank.org.uk or call 0208 493 0050

Our organisation base all Borough in England for homelessness, Disabilities, Mental Health, Learning Disabilities, Domestic violence, Youth and Adult in needs. We provide accommodation for homelessness through our Outreach workers and through Borough Councils. We provides our clients food as-well as daily needs through assessments and key work meeting by allocating support worker/ project worker as the person to speak with and support them at all time. Our Organisation provides everything needed for their day to day of their recovery including benefits and housing needs. There is Housing benefits for individual when qualify for accommodations under our organisation which staff will apply for, to pay direct to Landlord. We do collect both food and household goods from Aldi, M&S and Lidl. I would advice to search for St Mungos organisation for more details of what we do in our communities Best Wishes Grace Olatunji. Locum Project Worker Haringey Hope Horizon St Mungos organisation 530-532 West Green Road, London N15 3DU TEL: 02088882116 Email: grace.Olatunji@mungos.org Neighbourly We are running a 'cookery course', a 'tea and toast drop-in', and a 'lunch club' for our service users. Food donations will be used to support these services.

The focus of our work is on helping disadvantaged young people, aged 16-35, who are homeless or in housing need, to achieve the transition from dependence to independence. The approach to the young person’s needs is holistic. The YMCA North London offers integrated access to affordable accommodation, training, personal development, guidance and job searching facilities. The relationship with the young person is based on a formal agreement as to how the facilities and local community resources will be used in making the transition to independence, commitment to which is a condition of continued residence. The YMCA North London runs cookery classes in hostel which gives our residents the opportunity to learn to cook and eat healthily to better equip them for independent living.