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The services we provide have the main aim of reducing the rate of offending. The service users at Langley are all people who desperately want to change their lives. Many have spent time in prison and come to a stage in their lives where they want to make amends, change and go forward to lead a fulfilling crime free life. We aim to assist each person to live a fulfilling life, drug and crime free, and to offer new opportunities to meet each individual’s needs. Service Users are encouraged to take advantage of the many opportunities available while they are with us; we encourage Service Users to seek employment, training or education as they prepare for independent living

Open to all, Flitwick Community Fridge is open 09:30-11:30 and 14:30-17:30 Monday through Friday, and 09:30 to 12:30 on Saturdays. We work to reduce food waste and support those affected by the ongoing cost-of-living crisis. All services are free. We offer a community fridge (providing fresh food), a modest community larder, and regular cookery courses to people living locally. Flitwick Town Council hosts and provides this service with support from a team of fantastic volunteers. To find out more about the Flitwick Community Fridge, donate or volunteer, please visit https://bit.ly/3W82MmX or contact Sue Quinn, Community Services Officer, at 01525 631900 or email communityservices@flitwick.gov.uk.

In 2011 Bedford Foodbank starting providing 3 days worth of food to local people in crisis., over the last 9 years we have seen a demand in our services and we regularly feed over 2000 people each month.. We rely on donations of food to feed people who are referred to us by over 220 local agencies .People then come to one of our 7 distribution centres where they are welcomed and receive non perishable food free of charge for 3-5days. We have a wonderful team of over 140 volunteers who enable this to happen.