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Sanctuary Supported Living’s Haverhill Homeless Supported Housing backs adults who are homeless or at risk, linking to Lidl’s “Feed It Back” network to create emergency food parcels. 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From the donations, emergency food parcels are made up for people who move into Haverhill Homeless Supported Housing, who find it difficult to manage financially.  \nStaff at the service, who help residents to maintain a tenancy and develop their daily living skills, were overwhelmed by the generosity of the community, found that they were in excess of pasta and teabags, as well as baby nappies. To share the community kindness, they contacted independent charity, REACH, who also run the Haverhill Foodbank and organised a donation of a huge 167kg of food to support people in crisis in the town.  \nIn exchange, Haverhill Foodbank donated twelve personal essential welcome packs, containing toothbrushes, toothpaste, deodorant, soap and washing powder to the Sanctuary Supported Living service.  \nSpecialist Project Worker, Paula Chadwick, said: “We’re touched at the kind-heartedness of the community who have been so good to us with their donations-we’re incredibly thankful for their support in feeding bellies and not bins! When we realised we had food to spare, we didn’t  \nContinued…  \nwant to waste anything and we wanted to help others in the community. We thought that the best way to pay it forward was to link in with REACH who share our mission to support people who are experiencing hardship to fulfil their potential to live their best lives.”  \nFoodbank Coordinator, Vicky Chandler, added: \"We naturally overlap with Sanctuary Supported Living in our efforts to help people in financial or housing crisis rise above and out of their crisis. When they contacted us about their generous donation of food and other items for us to pass on to others, we were delighted! We wanted to reciprocate and, thanks to our donors, were able to supply something useful to those arriving at Haverhill Homeless Supported Housing without the basic essentials.  \n“It's so important for local services to work in harmony to help find solutions that benefit the hardest hit in the community, and we thank Sanctuary Supported Living for contacting us and role-modelling this. \"","cbCaijViTb0L0lLU","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijViTb0L0lLU","pdf",203631,"English","# Haverhill homelessness service and local food surplus\n## Partnership model: Lidl “Feed It Back” and emergency food parcels\n## Community response: REACH donation and essential welcome packs","[{\"question\":\"How does the service use food surplus to help people in crisis?\",\"answer\":\"Surplus food donations are used to support others in financial crisis by creating emergency food parcels for people moving into Haverhill Homeless Supported Housing.\"},{\"question\":\"Which partners are involved and what roles do they play?\",\"answer\":\"Sanctuary Supported Living connects with Lidl’s “Feed It Back” network to address food poverty and works with independent charity REACH, which also runs the Haverhill Foodbank, to coordinate donations and support.\"},{\"question\":\"What did the foodbank provide in return for the service’s incoming support?\",\"answer\":\"The Haverhill Foodbank donated twelve personal essential welcome packs, including toothbrushes, toothpaste, deodorant, soap, and washing powder.\"}]","Haverhill Homelessness Service Shares Community Kindness with Others in Need - April 2023 | PDF",1791267007]