Raising awareness that people from all walks of life need a hand up from time to time.
Papamoa Beach, Papamoa
In response to the mounting financial pressures on local families, Papamoa Food Hub has introduced the “Struggle Street” campaign, a new “payday poverty” initiative designed to provide crucial support to those facing food insecurity.
With the cost of living on the rise, including higher mortgage interest rates and rent, many working families in Papamoa are struggling to make ends meet and are often unable to provide enough food for their loved ones.
Unfortunately, pride and embarrassment frequently prevent these families from seeking the help they need.
“Our goal with the ‘Struggle Street’ campaign is to create a safe space where working families can access nutritious food without feeling ashamed or embarrassed.”
Since its launch in January 2024, Papamoa Food Hub has been providing significant aid to local families through generous food parcels.
These parcels, designed to support a family of four for three days, include breakfast, lunch, dinner, dessert, and some pantry staples. Each parcel also features a few treats and all the necessary ingredients and simple recipes for nutritious main meals.
Papamoa Food Hub operates with the help of a dedicated team of volunteers and is sustained by donations and community support.
“Papamoa Food Hub has only been operating since January 2024, and we are deeply grateful for the support from our community,” says Bruce Banks, Founder.
The volunteers work tirelessly to make deliveries and ensure that families receive the help they need.
Papamoa Food Hub will administer & distribute the proceeds of the Papamoa Emergency Services Food Drive to families in need in Papamoa.
The proceeds will be spent providing good, nutritious Food Parcels for those in need for at least 3 days. Our Food Parcels include fresh vegetables, meat, dairy items and pantry staples, along with our own Recipe Cards to help maximise the items we provide in each Food Parcel.
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