Food bank relaunches expanded service after flood
Summary
A food bank in Bournemouth, damaged by flooding 14 months ago, has re-opened and expanded into a service called The Sanctuary Project. This new service provides not just food, but also housing advice and practical support to people in need. The food bank is responding to increased demand due to the rising cost of living.Key Facts
- The food bank in Bournemouth, next to St. Andrew's Church, re-opened after being closed due to flood damage.
- It has rebranded as The Sanctuary Project and offers a wider range of services.
- In addition to food, the project provides housing advice, help with forms, washing machines, tumble dryers, and a shower.
- The rising cost of living has increased the demand for the food bank's services.
- The Sanctuary Project is described as a safe and warm space for anyone to access.
- The project operates with the help of volunteers and is supported by the Trussell Trust.
- The service is available Monday to Friday and aims to provide a sense of security and community to users.
- Users of the service appreciate the welcoming environment and the practical assistance provided.
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