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Foodbanks
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When a person goes to one. Can they pick what they would like or given whatever is available
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I think they get vouchers in the first instance from a GP. Social Worker etc. Probably with a set number of points.
I have seen it on tv where some foodbanks then have their food items labelled with the number of points needed for each item.
Just a thought but what will happen when people get their £650 in two allocations. Will they still be able to use the foodbanks during that time?
I have seen it on tv where some foodbanks then have their food items labelled with the number of points needed for each item.
Just a thought but what will happen when people get their £650 in two allocations. Will they still be able to use the foodbanks during that time?
Each organisation will have its own way of working but The Trussell Trust, which is one of the largest in the field, generally uses pre-packed food parcels to provide sufficient sustenance for at least three days. (However adjustments can be made to meet specific dietary needs):
https:/ /www.tr ussellt rust.or g/get-h elp/eme rgency- food/fo od-parc el/
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Lot's of misunderstandings....
Its not a free shop.
A single person will get ...
2 tins of soup
2 tins of beans
1 tin of tomatoes
1 tin of pasta sauce
1 tin of veg
1 tin of meat
1 tin of veg
1 tin of fish
1 pudding
1 cereal
1 pkt tea bags
1 pkt of biscuits
1 litre milk
2 kg rice/pasta
A sweet treat such as a choclate bar
A savioury extra such as a bottle of sauce or gravy granules etc.
Its not a free shop.
A single person will get ...
2 tins of soup
2 tins of beans
1 tin of tomatoes
1 tin of pasta sauce
1 tin of veg
1 tin of meat
1 tin of veg
1 tin of fish
1 pudding
1 cereal
1 pkt tea bags
1 pkt of biscuits
1 litre milk
2 kg rice/pasta
A sweet treat such as a choclate bar
A savioury extra such as a bottle of sauce or gravy granules etc.