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Brackley Foodbank: Image by Andre Ouellet

Get Help

Brackley Foodbank delivers food parcels each week to those who need help. Our services are for those with an NN13 postcode.

Here are the 3 simple steps to getting help:

1. Contact us

Call us on 07842 514216

Or fill out the form below

If we are unable to answer your call please leave a message with your name and phone number and we will return your call as soon as possible. 

2. Tell us what you need

We provide one food parcel per person, so let us know how many people are in your house. We have separate adult (age 13+) and children’s food parcels.

3. We will deliver your food parcel(s) to you 

Deliveries are made on Mondays and Thursdays between 10am and 12pm. Once you have made contact with us, we will deliver your parcel(s) on the following Monday or Thursday.

More information about getting help

Do I need a referral to receive a food parcel?

A foodbank voucher isn't required the first time you contact us for a food parcel. After the first delivery a foodbank voucher is required, which will enable a further three deliveries. This voucher should be filled in by a sponsor such as a GP, school or social worker. This is something we can help you with and you can decide whether you need deliveries made weekly, fortnightly or monthly.

Will a food parcel cater for my whole family?

We provide one food parcel per person, so you can let us know how many people are in your house when you get in touch with us. We have separate adult (age 13+) and children’s food parcels.

What's in a typical food parcel?

Please see the two photos below for a typical adult and child food parcel. Parcels contain non-perishable, tinned and dried foods that have been donated by the local community. We aim to add in extras where possible and, on occasion, fun recipes for children's food.

How and when would I receive the food parcel?

All food parcels are delivered to your door by one of our volunteers. You do not need to visit us. Deliveries are made on Mondays and Thursdays between 10am and 12pm. Please arrange for someone to be in at this time to receive the food parcel(s). Once you have made contact with us, we will deliver your parcel(s) on the following Monday or Thursday.

Do you support children on free school meals?

In school holidays we can deliver children’s food parcels to any who receive free school meals. Your child’s school can fill out a voucher for the whole family and send it to us.

I have a dietary requirement, are you still able to provide a parcel for me?

When requesting your parcel, please make us aware of any dietary requirements. We always do our best to respond to specific requests .

How do you keep my details confidential?

Please see our Privacy Policy here.

Where else can I get help?

The NHS Healthy Start scheme is available to some families who get Universal credit and/or Child Tax Credit. You can get help to buy food and milk.

 

You can apply online if you get Universal credit and:

  • you’re at least 10 weeks pregnant or have at least one child under 4 years old

  • your family’s monthly ‘take-home pay' for this period’ is £408 or less from employment

 

If you get Child Tax Credit, you can apply online if:

  • you have at least one child under 4 years old

  • your family’s annual income is £16,190 or less

 

Click here for more information on how to apply.

Get Help: FAQs

Example adult parcel

Example child parcel

Brackley Foodbank typical adult parcel
Brackley Foodbank typical child parcel
Food parcel photos

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