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Community Care Collective C.I.C. is a volunteer-led organisation with a simple mission: Zero Waste, Zero Hunger. We rescue good surplus food and share it with people in our community who need it. Our volunteers collect food from local supermarkets, cafés and other providers through Neighbourly, FareShare and Caboodle. We provide free food parcels to families and individuals, and share food with local schools, community groups and partner organisations. People reach us through word of mouth and referrals from schools and community organisations. We stock a community cupboard where people can access food anonymously and with dignity. Our fortnithgly "Share-Wood Saturdays" bring neighbours together to share food, and "Longthornton Larder" will open on 3 October 2026 as another fortnightly community food share. Each week, the food we redistribute is equivalent to approximately 2,250 meals. By connecting surplus food with local need, we help reduce waste, ease pressure on households and make sure good food is shared.

Based at the University of Roehampton, we are an initiative which aims to tackle both food waste and food poverty on campus, raise awareness of issues of food sustainability, remove the stigma of food poverty and are a part of a University-wide attempt to address the current cost of living crisis.

Hanover Court is situated on Priory Lane opposite Barnes Common, Hanover Court in Roehampton has 31 one bed retirement apartments. The location is one of Anchor's Many locations. Anchor's Values includes helping people enjoy later life and she offers an impressive choice of retirement housing. As England’s largest provider of specialist housing and care for those in later life, Anchor is committed to creating choice and opportunity for everyone. That's why at Hanover Court we listen carefully to residents, shaping our homes and services around their changing needs. Anchor is a proudly not-for-profit organisation, which means every penny we make is reinvested into our properties and services, building more and innovating for the future so that people can have a home where they love living in later life. As we do not receive any food surplus at the moment, as the Location manager for Hanover Court, one of my outcome targets is to ensure a lively, co-existing and a sustainable community amongst the residents through various means available, part of which includes supporting my residents with free food supports, which may contribute to them enjoying their later lives and other good they may gain from this plan. I as the local manager, I am on hand to offer support and assistance to the residents, as well as looking after the upkeep of the buildings and grounds. Plus, with Anchor's 24 hour emergency call system.