Emergency Food Relief and Community Programs

The Albany Youth Support Association Food Refuge operates seven days a week, providing breakfast, lunch, and dinner for young people in need within the community.

Centacare’s Emergency Relief service offers food assistance to community members through local supermarket vouchers, food parcels, and offering free bakery products.

Feed the Little Children’s mission is to provide hot, nutritious meals for children as well as pregnant and nursing mothers.

The Community Pantry provides a space for people to access food they need and contribute what they can, fostering a sense of shared responsibility and pride within the community.

The Ieramugadu Store is a unique, Traditional Owner-led social supermarket that addresses food security issues within the Roebourne community.

The Kununurra Community Garden Kitchen is a not-for-profit initiative that provides a space for the community to be educated and involved in growing edible gardens using permaculture ethics and principles.

The Really, Really Free Pantry is a community-run and community-led pantry open 24/7 where people can take what they need and give what they can.

The Margaret River Community Pantry is a largely volunteer-run initiative that works to reduce food waste and strengthen food security in the Margaret River community.

The Margaret River Soup Kitchen provides nutritious and low cost meals to all members of the community two evenings a week, all year round.

Eat Up Australia is a charity that provides free lunches to school students across Australia. In 2021, Ngala Midwest, in collaboration with the Rotary Club of Batavia Coast, introduced this program to Geraldton.

Share and Care Community Services supports communities across 250,000 square kilometres, with the primary focus on emergency relief services.

Soupy: Denmark Soup Tuesdays is a volunteer-led soup kitchen operating on Tuesdays since September 2021 at the RSL in Denmark.

As the demand for food relief grew and COVID-19 hit, a partnership was formed with Foodbank WA, and the Wyalkatchem Community Resource Centre became a hub for emergency food relief boxes.