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Here are some ways you can get involved
From signing petitions and contacting officials, to volunteering and donating food or money, there are many ways that you can help people in the local community who are facing poverty and food insecurity. Even the smallest action can make a difference. Below are just some of the ways that you can help.
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Sign the Free Secondary School Meals petition
In 2021 Universal Free School Meals were rolled out in primary schools in Wales.
Food poverty doesn't vanish at the age of 11. Unite Community Cardiff & Area Branch are asking the Senedd to extend the agreement to include secondary schools too.
Donate to Merthyr Cynon Foodbank
Merthyr Cynon Foodbank provides emergency food for three days for people in crisis in their community.
A gift of financial support, time, business partnership, or food can make a real difference to those facing food poverty.
Donate to Pontypridd Foodbank
Pontypridd Foodbank provides food parcels to those in crisis in the Pontypridd area. They sometimes have additional items such as toiletries too.
A gift of financial support, time, business partnership, and food can make a real difference to those facing food poverty.
Donate to Rhondda Foodbank
Rhondda Foodbank know that anyone can reach crisis point and we're here to help when that happens.
A gift of financial support, time, business partnership, and food can make a real difference to those facing food poverty.
Donate to Taff-Ely Foodbank
Taff-Ely Foodbank provide three days’ nutritionally balanced emergency food and support to local people who are referred to them in crisis.
A gift of financial support, time, business partnership, and food can make a real difference to those facing food poverty.
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If you believe that everyone deserves to have enough food to eat, join us in our fight for the right to food in Wales. Together, we can make a real impact in the lives of those facing food insecurity. Sign up to receive updates on campaigns.
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