Food For Homeless Project
Fiscal Host: The Social Change Nest
Food For Homeless Project is a constituted community group based in Camden, dedicated to supporting individuals experiencing homelessness, from refugees, and asylum seekers' background to other backgrounds by providing essential supplies and hot food.
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£5,000 GBP since Aug 2024
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+£5,000.00GBP
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-£4,750.00 GBP
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Total raised
£4,750.00 GBP
Total disbursed
£4,750.00 GBP
Estimated annual budget
£5,000.00 GBP
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News from Food For Homeless Project
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Community Engagement and Long-Term Impact:
In the past year, FFH has delivered over 7,000 meals distributed thousands of essential items, and directly supported individuals affected by homelessness across Camden. We work in areas with a high concentration of rough ...
Published on May 5, 2025 by Director
Food For Homeless Project update
Get Involved: We offer volunteering opportunities for individuals passionate about community service and social justice. Volunteers can help with: • - Food preparation and packaging. • - Distribution and outreach. • - Admin...
Published on May 5, 2025 by Director
Food For Homeless Website Page
https://www.foodforhomeless.co.uk/ Food For Homeless Project Let’s helping those in need! This wonderful, ongoing programme ha...
Published on June 16, 2024 by Director
About
Food For Homeless Project
Food For Homeless Project (FFH) is a constituted community group based in Camden, dedicated to supporting individuals experiencing homelessness, with particular outreach to refugees, asylum seekers, and other marginalised populations.
We provide essential supplies including food, hygiene packs, and survival gear while promoting dignity, inclusion, and access to long-term support.
FFH therefore prioritises support for individuals who may be excluded from mainstream services, including LGBTQ+ youth, disabled individuals, and people seeking asylum.Our work goes beyond emergency relief by offering a holistic, equity-driven approach to health and well-being in Camden.
We are committed to reducing inequalities and ensuring equitable access to our services. Our inclusive practices include.
• - Culturally appropriate meals, including Halal, vegetarian, and allergy-friendly options.
• - Tailored hygiene packs, including menstrual products for women and non-binary individuals.
• - Multiple service delivery sites across Camden to reach rough sleepers and those in shelters or temporary accommodation.
• - Multilingual volunteers to support non-English speakers and improve accessibility.
• - Partnerships with organisations advocating for racial, gender, and disability equity.