Sainsbury's Ipswich Woodbridge Road Local

We feed people food and hope, one parcel at a time. We are a community-focused organisation supporting local people and families experiencing financial hardship, crisis or unexpected circumstances. Our support is available across the stages of life, from pre-birth and new parents through to older people, with support tailored to individual and household needs. We redistribute good-quality surplus food to people who need it, helping to reduce food waste while providing practical support to households experiencing food insecurity. We also distribute baby essentials, nursery items, children's items and small household items and furniture to people and families who need them. Our support is particularly important for people who have had to leave their homes in difficult circumstances, including those fleeing domestic abuse, as well as individuals and families affected by emergencies such as house fires or other unexpected events where essential belongings may have been lost. Where possible, we provide practical, physical help alongside donated items. This can include helping people access and move essential items, preparing and delivering support, and assisting with the practical challenges that arise when someone is rebuilding their home and life following a crisis. We identify people who may benefit from support through community connections, referrals, direct contact and local networks. We aim to respond to genuine need with dignity, compassion and without judgement. Where appropriate, we also signpost people to other relevant services and sources of support. Our services and donated goods are provided free of charge to people receiving support. Our work is supported by volunteers, community partnerships and donations. By connecting surplus resources with people who need them, we aim to reduce waste, alleviate hardship and strengthen our local community. We believe that support is about more than putting food on a table. It is about helping people feel seen, supported and able to move forward, one parcel and one act of practical help at a time.

Promoting understanding and education of all aspects of brain injury and all neuro conditions and providing information, support and services to acquired brain injury survivors, their families and carers in Suffolk and Norfolk.

We current have one active converted double decker bus and one under conversion that accommodates up to 6 residents on each. We start by offering a safe environment and provide 24/7 support to break the cycle and need to sleep rough. Our 2nd bus is now complete and ready to hit the road. This bus will cover any area in Suffolk that has a need for it, offering support and advice to anyone that needs it. We will work alongside a multitude of agencies so we can ensure the best support and guidance is available. The bus is equipped with laptops, printer, wifi, toilet, shower and a range of information. In addition to the buses we also have 2 second hand shops, 1 in trimley and 1 in Ipswich which both operate a non referral food bank.