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March 16th -

2020

During the pandemic, we quickly adapted to a changing environment and the changing needs of families. Our grassroots connectedness and close working relationships with schools meant we were able to respond immediately to families who were most in need. We delivered hundreds of food parcels and adapted our clubs to go online. In 2020, we were thrilled to welcome our first graduate intern, Amelia. The programme has since expanded, and this year our three interns have been using their skills to help us develop our projects further. Here is Chris Dyson, Head Teacher of one of our partnering schools, sharing about the impact of our groups for families in East Leeds.

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Family Cookery with Rt. Hon Rachel Reeves

Earlier this month we had the privilege of hosting the Chancellor of the Exchequer and Member of Parliament for Leeds West and Pudsey, Rachel Reeves, at a showcase of the work we do to empower families.

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Feeding Families This Winter

“You saved Christmas for us,” Gemima said as we handed over four gift-packed stockings for her kids and three large bags of food.

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Celebrating the King’s Award for Voluntary Service

We were thrilled and honoured to receive this prestigious award as part of HM The King’s Birthday Honours in November last year.

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