School's 'cost of living cupboard' helps families
Summary
York High School in the U.S. has a "cost of living cupboard" where families can get free clothes, food, and other essentials. The cupboard helps about 45 families each week and relies on donations from supermarkets, a church, and local residents. It is managed by Aimee Stewart and is mainly used by families eligible for free school meals.Key Facts
- The cupboard provides free food, clothes, and essentials to families.
- It helps about 45 families each week with living costs.
- Supermarkets, a church, and local residents donate items.
- Aimee Stewart, the school's attendance officer, manages the cupboard.
- Parents can access it without any restrictions or limitations.
- It primarily helps families eligible for free school meals.
- The school has around 40-45% of families on pupil premium, a program for low-income families.
- The cupboard started in 2020 and Aimee Stewart took over in 2022.
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