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Adults experiencing financial hardship, including those facing low income, debt, benefit issues, ill health, relationship breakdown or other circumstances that leave them unable to afford essentials.
Children and young people affected by poverty and food insecurity, supported through assistance provided to their households and families.
People with disabilities or long-term health conditions who face additional financial pressures, barriers to employment, or increased living costs.
People unable to afford the essentials for a decent standard of living, including food, utilities, housing and other basic needs.
People at greater risk of hardship, exclusion or crisis, including those experiencing poor mental health, isolation, domestic abuse or sudden life changes.
Residents of the South Cotswolds benefiting from stronger local support networks, partnerships and action to reduce poverty and hunger.
Crisis Stabilisation: Provide emergency food and support in crisis. Connect people with advice and services to help restore stability and reduce hardship.
Prevent Further Hardship: Help people maximise income and access support. Build financial resilience to prevent future crises and food bank need.
Influence Change: Advocate for policies that reduce poverty. Share lived experience to influence local and national decision-making.
Build Strong Communities: Strengthen partnerships across our area. Grow volunteering and community support to help create lasting change.
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