CETMA’s PBP Foodbank has partnered with Nurture Carmarthen to help provide emergency food parcels to the community of Carmarthen.
People will be able to attend the Nurture Centre and after going through a brief form can pick up an emergency food parcel.
Staci Sylvan, Nurture Director said:
“We are very happy to be partnering with CETMA to be a distribution point for their food parcels. These are available to anyone in need and contain 3 days food.
“We decided to do this after regular requests from people in Carmarthen for help with food. Often these people didn’t want to or couldn’t access other food support providers.”
People will be able to access food support on a Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 10am till 4pm. The Nurture Centre, Cambrian Place, John Street, Carmarthen, SA31 1QG
Amanda Evans, Volunteer Foodbank Manager said:
“There’s no need to feel ashamed or embarrassed as we’re here to help. The cost of living crisis has affected all of us so please contact us for support.”
An average parcel contains enough food to help a family for three days and will typically contain tinned vegetables, beans or spaghetti, pasta, rice, tea and coffee.
To find out more about PBP Foodbank, you can email pbpfoodbank@cetma.org.uk, search @PBPFoodbank on Facebook or ring 01554227540.
To find out more about CETMA and the work it does, please visit www.cetma.org.uk