Cost of Living - Bristol Food provision: Ashley, Bishopston, St Pauls & St Werburghs

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Community Food Pantry St Bonaventure’s ChurchThe Presbytery, Egerton Road, Bishopston BS7 8HP – 0117 942 4448Food Pantry – St Bonaventure’s Catholic Church Bristol England (stbonsbristol.com)
0117 942 4448 bristol.stbonaventure@cliftondiocese.comFood Pantry at the back of the church is open to EVERYONE Tuesdays – Sunday from 8.00 – 18.00 (or dusk if before)Sisters of the Church: Loaves and Fishes Project BS6 5NT – 0117 9413 268 bristoladmin@sistersofthechurch.orgWe offer a food parcel to anyone who calls asking for one. We judge no one, we ask no questions except their name. Anyone and everyone is welcome. No justification is needed. Our only restriction is that one parcel is given per person, per week. The food bag usually contains: Tinned meat or fish, vegetables, baked beans, soup, custard, fruit. We also include a carton of milk, cereal, tea bags and a packet of pasta or rice. We stress usually, as there are times we run out of specific items.When possible we also offer sandwiches and drinks.We do ask for ID to be presented, but if our clients do have any, we can make something for them. This helps to get names right and also, keeps people to one bag per week.Stokes Croft North Bristol Foodbank (Stokes Croft, King’s Centre, 14 King Square, Stokes Croft, BS2 8JH- 0117 4725172info@nbsg.foodbank.org.ukOpening timesFridays 1pm – 3pmSt Agnes Church Thomas Street St Pauls Bristol BS2 9LL – 0117 373 1301admin@stagnes bristol.org On-site hot meal – Tuesday 12.30-4.30, Free to Everyone. Referral needed? NoSt Pauls FOOD Club St Pauls Children’s Centre, Little Bishop Street BS2 9JF bristolfoodclubs@family-action.org.ukWednesday 9.30am – 11amSt Werburghs Foodshare Horley Rd, St Werburgh’s, Bristol BS2 9TJ -0117 955 1351.St Werburghs Foodshare supports families in the local area by providing them with food parcels and other weekly necessities. With food and energy prices rising, food poverty in Bristol is only predicted to increase and the families using the service are more in need than ever of the resources we provide.