Sainsbury's Harrogate Leeds Road Local

Resurrected Bites was set up in Jan 2018 to intercept food "waste" and turn it into delicious, nutritious meals that we serve at our cafes in Harrogate & Knaresborough. We offered a friendly welcoming community and everything is served on a pay as you feel basis so that everyone can afford to go out for lunch. From Mar2020- Jul2021, our 3 cafes were closed and we delivered free food & non-food parcels to 15808 people across the district who are struggling to access food. Our cafes are open at St Wilfrid's Church Hall Wednesday 10-1.30, Killinghall Methodist Church Thursday 10-1.30 and Gracious Street Methodist Church Friday 10-1.30. We have launched a community grocery in Harrogate and one in Knaresborough, providing affordable food & non-food items to people on a low income. A 1-2 person family pays £5 for around £ 40 worth of food, a 3-4 person family can pay £10 for double the amount. Some of our customers may struggle to pay the cost of the shopping and so we are launching a Pay It Forward Scheme. If you would like to donate £5 or £10, it will cover the cost of someone's shopping who is having a tough week. Thank you so much for your support.

We are a rural special needs school in North Yorkshire supporting 94 children with conditions including Autism, ADHD, and emotional challenges. Our students struggle in mainstream environments due to the demands of large group settings. To meet their needs, we provide therapeutic programs like animal-assisted interventions at our farm and 1:1 support through our Meadowsuite, where students discuss Adverse Childhood Experiences and hardships. These sessions offer a safe space for emotional relief, helping students build essential communication and social skills. Our approach emphasizes unconditional positive regard, creating a nurturing environment that encourages students to process their challenges and heal emotionally. By integrating trauma-informed care, we help students build resilience and develop life skills for engaging with the world. Located in a vast region, our students face socioeconomic challenges that limit their experiences and future prospects. All are eligible for pupil premium, highlighting the role of food in their lives. Our school ensures that each student receives a nutritious meal daily, prepared on-site, fostering a sense of community. Limited access to fresh fruits and quality ingredients remains a challenge, so we seek support to provide these essentials. This support would allow us to teach our students about the value of nutritious ingredients and offer them balanced meals that contribute to their overall well-being.