Working at pantry 'helps me communicate better'
Summary
Rachel Fairless volunteers at a new social supermarket in North Shields that helps people with low-cost groceries. She has learned communication and cooking skills and now wants to pursue a culinary career. The pantry is a joint effort by local groups to help those with care experience and support the community with affordable food options.Key Facts
- Rachel Fairless volunteers at a social supermarket in North Shields.
- The supermarket supports families with low-cost groceries.
- The pantry is open once a week and offers a bag of groceries for £10.
- Rachel was referred to the project by the council's care leavers team.
- She learned skills like cooking from scratch and better communication.
- The project is a joint initiative by North Tyneside Council and other local services.
- The social supermarket also helps people who have care experience gain life skills.
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