Foodbank Services

We are Kettering and District Foodbank

We work with:  Northants County Council, Trussell Trust, Tesco, Asda, Waitrose, Teamwork Trust, Phoenix Resources, local Churches, Sealed Air, Rothenberger and many other partners to provide Foodbank services to those in food poverty.

Thanks to The Morrisons Foundation for the donation of the KCU van to assist Foodbank parcel deliveries.

We extend our thanks to MMV Ltd for securing our Foodbank Hub with cameras, alarms and high tech software.

No one in Kettering should go hungry

Our Operating Model

Emergency food requirements are met with dignity and as soon as possible by authorised Partner Agencies who hold food parcels on site, issuing them to customers when a need has been identified. This removes unnecessary travel, increasing efficiency. Each parcel contains three days’ food, to see what’s in a food parcel see here. All food parcels have a food voucher attached to them which is completed on issue and returned to KCU.  This information is entered into the Trussell Trust database and links to their national database to provide food need statistics for the UK. The issued food parcels are then replenished through our Foodbank Hub.

KCU Foodbank Operating Model

The organisations listed below are authorised and trained through the Trussell Trust to issue food parcels to those identified as in need.
These organisations also provide support and advice on how to deal with the core problems that have caused people to be in food poverty.
All our food parcels contain the best food we have available and the contents comply with the Trussell Trust guidelines on volumes and nutritional values.

If you require food support

please contact one of our partners

Accommodation Concern

Citizens Advice Bureau

Home-Start

Kettering Borough Council

Kettering Police

Salvation Army

Teamwork

Kettering General Hospital

Montague St Childrens Centre

Burton Latimer Churches – Ruth Groome  07974560535