St Ann’s Advice Centre Foodbank

About this service

The foodbank at St Ann’s Advice Centre is an integral part of a comprehensive support system designed to help residents of Nottingham navigate through complex financial and personal challenges. By combining emergency food provision with professional advice services, the centre addresses both the immediate symptoms and the root causes of poverty. The staff and volunteers are dedicated to providing a high standard of care, ensuring that every person who accesses the foodbank is treated with dignity and kindness. The food parcels are carefully prepared to provide nutritional support to those who might otherwise go hungry. Because the foodbank is situated within an advice centre, visitors have the unique opportunity to access expert guidance on benefits, debt management, and housing all in one place. This joined-up approach helps to empower individuals, giving them the tools and resources they need to improve their long-term situation while receiving the immediate help they require in a supportive atmosphere.

How they can help you

They provide food parcels and offer deep-level advice on social security, debt, and housing to help resolve the issues causing food insecurity.

What to expect

When you contact the centre, you will be assessed by an adviser who can arrange a food parcel and book an appointment for further advice if needed.

What to bring

Proof of identity, proof of address, and any relevant documents related to your financial situation.

Who it's for

Residents of St Ann's and the wider Nottingham area facing financial hardship.

Getting support

Eligibility

Anyone in need of food support, though preference is often given to those living in the local catchment area.

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Monday to Friday: 09:00 - 16:30 (Advice by appointment)

Referral requirements

You can contact this service directly without a referral.

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