Essential Food, Care and Support, a listening ear...The Church of England in Wythenshawe continues to support initiatives tackling food poverty and holiday hunger. Our main activities for 2020/21 are:
A Hub for Wythenshawe Food Bank We are part of the Wythenshawe Food Bank Network and our Community Development Worker is a trustee of the charity which helps us to have a strategic voice to share our experiences. If you or someone you know needs an emergency food parcel you will find a list of referral agencies and places where you can get a voucher here or you can contact Tracey on 07476305947 The Bread and Butter Thing (TBBT) TBBT provides weekly groceries at a fraction of supermarket prices through a membership scheme. We will always try and give you some fruit and veg and something for your cupboards and fridge and we are slowly building our supply. Save over £20 a week on your shopping. Send a text to 07860 063 256 to get your first delivery free. More information about TBBT is available here. Holiday Breakfast Clubs Traditionally we have provided free breakfast, crafts and sports across our Team Churches during the school holidays. This has had to change this year due to the risk of transmitting COVID-19. You can find out more about Breakfast at home here. The Wythenshawe Team can’t do any of this important work without you. We can only do it because of your generous donations of food, time, skills and money. All contributions are valuable to us. If you want to know more about our work or would like to get involved please get in touch. |
Latest Update...Information sheets about Food For Thought can be downloaded here:
October 2016 July 2016 February 2016 - Christmas Hospitality Report January 2016 December 2015 October 2015 Information...Find out more about the Food For Thought project in this leaflet.
If you want to talk to us about any aspect of our work, or if you know of someone in need of a referral for a food parcel please get in touch with Tracey on 07476305947 or email wyth_anglicandevelopment@yahoo.com 
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