Bristol Food Distribution to the Poors

SSA Charity Food Distribution Bristol

Various organisations in Bristol, including the Trussell Trust and local charities like Southmead Somali Association, distribute food to those in need, working with community partners. You can choose between emergency food parcels, cooked meals, budget-friendly fresh food clubs, and apps for extra food. Individuals seeking help can get assistance directly from foodbanks, through referrals from organizations like the Bristol City Council, or by exploring various community and online resources.

Several mosques operates food banks across Bristol. You can get help via a voucher system, often facilitated by organisations like the Southmead Somali Association charity. Feeding Bristol has a list of community groups that offer food for free or at a low cost, including shared meals, cooked meals, or food parcels. For example, there’s the South & East Bristol Foodbank, Refresh Bedminster, and Holy Trinity Church. 

Bristol Goods, managed by Caring in Bristol, offers food services for the homeless. FoodCycle serves free, tasty, and healthy meals using excess food, while the Wild Goose Cafe provides free meals, showers, and extra aid. In multiple areas, Family Action has Food On Our Doorstep (FOOD) clubs where you can buy groceries weekly for less. Refresh Bedminster community cafe, among others, gives residents low-priced meals and food boxes. You can use the Too Good To Go app to find nearby places that sell their surplus food at lower prices. 

This website and app allows you to find free food in your area. Food banks, including the South & East Bristol Foodbank, often require a voucher; these can usually be acquired through the Bristol City Council. Many community groups provide help without needing a referral. Consult their websites or call them for service details and opening hours. A list of food support groups in Bristol is offered by Feeding Bristol. In Bristol, groups such as Dancin’ Tots offer free food to families facing hardship.