We've been discussing the challenges posed by the rising costs of living and the potential impact on mental health and well-being and we get it; life can throw some tough challenges our way. If you've found yourself facing difficult times, we're here to remind you that there's strength in reaching out for support. And you know what? That's more than okay – it's courageous!
Albury Wodonga Regional FoodShare is here for you, and we want to share some info that might make a world of difference:
Sometimes, life's twists and turns can make putting food on the table a bit challenging. That's where the wonderful folks at Albury Wodonga Regional FoodShare come in. They're not just a food pantry; they're a helping hand, a friendly face, and a community that cares.
Here's the thing – asking for help is a sign of strength, not weakness. Albury Wodonga Regional FoodShare is here to make sure no one in our community goes without a meal. There's absolutely no shame in reaching out if you need a little support.
If you or your family are facing challenges, Albury Wodonga Regional FoodShare is ready to assist. They provide nutritious food to ensure everyone has access to the essentials. It's a judgment-free zone where the focus is on community and support.
Getting in touch with Albury Wodonga Regional FoodShare is easy. You're not alone – they're here to listen, understand, and help. Whether it's a one-time assistance or ongoing support, their goal is to make sure you have what you need.
A voucher is needed to access FoodShare’s Community Pantry program which is available through partnering agencies.
A $25 voucher converts to $150 worth of groceries, and a $15 voucher coverts to $80 worth of groceries.
If you or your family are struggling to put food on the table and have funds available to cover the cost of a voucher, the following agencies can support your access to vouchers FoodShare vouchers.
- The Personnel Group
- 1/539 Kiewa Street, Albury (Phone 02 6041 1577)
- 318 Urana Road, Lavington (Phone 02 6041 1577)
- 115 Hume Street, Wodonga (Phone 02 6056 1833)
- Hyphen - Wodonga Library Gallery
- Vincent de Paul - Wodonga
- Call 02 6024 3493 and leave a message for a call back
- VACCA (Victorian Aboriginal Child Care Association)
- Suite 3 27-29 Faithfull Street, Wangaratta (Phone 03 5756 9000)
- Mind Australia (Phone 1300 375 330)
- Glenecho Neighbourhood Centre
- 949 Burrows Rd, Glenroy NSW
There are also agencies in our region that can fund a voucher for you if you need extra support. This includes St. Vincent de Paul, Wodonga and VACCA.
For information regarding other agencies in the region that are funding vouchers to support anyone requiring additional assistance please call FoodShare on 02 6059 5555.
Remember, asking for help doesn't define you; it empowers you to take charge of your well-being. We're all in this together, and there's a caring community right here waiting to lend a hand.
For more info about Albury Wodonga Regional FoodShare, check out their website here.