Food For Homeless Project
Let’s helping those in need!
Who We Are
Food For Homeless Project (FFH) is a constituted community group based in Camden, dedicated to supporting individuals experiencing homelessness, with particular outreach to refugees, asylum seekers, and other marginalised populations. Our project is fiscal hosted by Social Change Nest CIC. Registration number is 12611737 by using the Open Collective platform a transparent, trusted financial system used by Camden Giving and other funders. This structure ensures full accountability and provides real-time visibility of funds,.
We provide essential supplies including food, hygiene packs, and survival gear while promoting dignity, inclusion, and access to long-term support.
Inclusion and Accessibility:
FFH therefore prioritises support for individuals who may be excluded from mainstream services, including LGBTQ+ youth, disabled individuals, and people seeking asylum.
Our work goes beyond emergency relief by offering a holistic, equity-driven approach to health and well-being in Camden.
We are committed to reducing inequalities and ensuring equitable access to our services. Our inclusive practices include:
• - Culturally appropriate meals, including Halal, vegetarian, and allergy-friendly options.
• - Tailored hygiene packs, including menstrual products for women and non-binary individuals.
• - Multiple service delivery sites across Camden to reach rough sleepers and those in shelters or temporary accommodation.
• - Multilingual volunteers to support non-English speakers and improve accessibility.
• - Partnerships with organisations advocating for racial, gender, and disability equity.
Food For Homeless Project funded by We Make Camden Kit on 2023.
Award
Camden Faith and Belief Award 2024
It is great news, Food For Homeless project was recognised as outstanding individual for Camden Faith and Belief Award 2024 ceremony.
Get Involved:
We offer volunteering opportunities for individuals passionate about community service and social justice. Volunteers can help with:
• - Food preparation and packaging.
• - Distribution and outreach.
• - Admin, communications, and fundraising.
• - Safeguarding, translation, and support services.
No prior experience is required just a commitment to compassion, respect, and inclusion. Full training is provided, and all roles are open to individuals over the age of 18.
Our Objectives
• - Distribute food, hygiene kits, and winter essentials.
• - Offer advice and referrals for housing and welfare support.
• - Promote community awareness and reduce stigma around homelessness.
• - Provide inclusive, equitable services designed for long-term impact.
• - Collaborate with local partners to expand outreach and services.
• - Reduce food waste and advance climate resilience through sustainable practices.
Partnerships and Community-Led Solutions:
Food For Homeless Project (FFH) has established strong working relationships with a range of local organisations, including Calthorpe Community Garden, Holborn Community Centre, St Giles-in-the-Fields Church, The Swiss Church, and Camden Homeless Outreach. In addition, FFH collaborates with healthcare providers, shelters, food banks, and local businesses to source food donations, hygiene products, and other essential supplies.
These partnerships are critical to our ability to meet rising demand in a manner that is both efficient and sustainable. By leveraging existing community assets and local expertise, we are able to respond rapidly to urgent needs while minimising waste and duplication of efforts.
Looking ahead, FFH is actively pursuing new collaborations to expand services for homeless individuals, especially in underserved areas of Camden.
These partnerships are essential to scaling our impact and ensuring that support reaches all those in need, regardless of background or circumstance.
Our model is grounded in community-led solutions. We aim not only to meet immediate survival needs but also to empower individuals by fostering a sense of dignity, ownership, and collective responsibility. Through ongoing engagement with local groups, volunteers, and service users, FFH contributes to building a more connected, compassionate, and responsive ecosystem of support.
By addressing immediate needs and fostering long-term resilience, the Food For Homeless Project is helping to make Camden a fairer, healthier, and more inclusive place for all.