Find Free Support Services Near You
Find free help with food, housing, money worries, mental health and family life. Search by location or category to find support available to you.
Needing help with food is nothing to be embarrassed about. These services exist because your community cares.
12 services found
Friend in Need Activity Centre – East Barnet
Day activities, cooked meals, exercise, arts and crafts for older people, disabled people and carers in East and New Barnet.
Barnet Positive Activities (Barnet Youth)
Free activities all year round for children and young people who live in or go to school in Barnet.
Household Support Fund for Families – Barnet
Food vouchers for Barnet families with children on benefit-related free school meals, issued at school holidays.
Colindale Foodbank
Emergency food assistance for individuals and families in financial crisis.
Wimbledon Foodbank
Emergency food parcels for local people in financial crisis.
Merton's Community Fridge
Access free, fresh surplus food donated by local businesses to reduce waste and help the community.
FoodCycle
Free weekly community meals made from surplus food for anyone in need of food or company.
FareShare
Fighting hunger by redistributing surplus food to frontline charities.
NHS Healthy Start
Help to buy healthy food and milk for pregnant women and families with young children.
Feeding Britain: Affordable Food Clubs
A national network of community food clubs offering low-cost groceries and support.
FareShare Food Support
Connecting surplus food to community groups and charities to tackle hunger.
Independent Food Aid Network (IFAN)
A network helping people find local independent food banks and support across the UK.
Food Support support across the UK
Browse food support support services across the UK, including charities, practical help, referral options, free support and trusted community organisations.
This page helps people compare local and national support, understand what each service offers, and find the right food support help more quickly.
