Covering Canterbury, Whitstable, Herne Bay
and surrounding villages.
Soaring inflation is not just hurting the finances of local residents, it is having a dramatic impact on those of the food bank. Demand for its food parcels is at a record high and it has gone from spending nothing on groceries to £3,000 a month to cover the shortfall in donations." We spent the day with the Guardian, discussing our work and the cost of living crisis.
Food banks will always do their utmost to help people struggling to afford food but their support should not be needed on a bank holiday or any other day. Food banks cannot be expected to pick up the pieces resulting from a broken benefits system and
https://tfn.scot/news/people-are-hungry-whether-the-queen-has-died-or-not-foodbank-closures-to-hit-scotland-during-royal-mourning
The Canterbury Food Bank is a Living Wage Employer.
