Island food bank faces shortages in food donations
Summary
A food bank in Guernsey, run by the Guernsey Welfare Service, is experiencing a significant drop in food donations. The shortage is partly due to local supermarket supply issues and an increase in demand, with 68 families being helped weekly.Key Facts
- The Guernsey Welfare Service operates a food bank serving about 68 families each week.
- There has been a noticeable decrease in food donations to the food bank.
- Seasonal changes often cause small dips in donations, but this year supply issues at supermarkets have added to the problem.
- The increased number of families needing assistance has left food bank shelves empty.
- The charity is actively seeking more donations through social media.
- Some people have donated following social media posts about the urgent need for supplies.
- Awareness of the food bank has increased, with some residents learning about it for the first time.
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