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Newhaven Community Supermarket run on a pay-as-you-feel basis. Get in touch if you are currently experiencing food insecurity or to discuss your situation with a community navigator.
The SCDA also run a site in Peacehaven.
COLLECTION
No referral necessary.
Find out more services available at SCDA
FAQs
Is it a Foodbank?
A Community Supermarket is not a foodbank. Once you are a member, you can come for as often and as long as you like. The main difference between a community supermarket and a foodbank is that you will be able to choose from a range of food and other items, so that you can get the food you and your family enjoy the most.
Can I just get food?
Their main focus is on providing healthy & delicious food, but members will also have access to toiletries, sanitary products, as well as some cleaning, washing products and toilet roll. Their selection will vary each week depending on what they have been given, but they welcome suggestions if there is something in particular you would like them to offer and they will do their best to get it for you.
More info and FAQs are available on their website
When:
- Tuesdays
Tuesday's from 11am to 1pm for both Community Supermarket and Café.
Audience and Access:
Contact:
Donations Requested:
The local community is encouraged to share their food with them, so that nothing goes to waste.
Volunteers Needed:
Members are able to get as involved as they want to – please ask them if you would like to find out about volunteering opportunities or if you have an idea for community food project.
