Food bank

Since our foodbank opened in Odiham in 2020, we have supported many local families.

The foodbank provides emergency food and support for local people in crisis, collaborating with Hart Foodbank.

There are three ways you can help support the foodbank:

1. Donate food directly to the Church Office between 1.30-3pm on Thursdays.

2. Donate food in the Coop in Odiham or in the wheelbarrow at All Saints Church.

3. Volunteer at the foodbank by joining our team.

Please contact us in confidence if you need support on:

07387 116947 or odihamfoodbank@gmail.com

Pastoral & Bereavement Care

As a group of churches, we seek to provide practical support and loving care to everyone across our communities when they are in need of more+ help.

Reach out to us if you need help with:

• Home visits, at home, in hospital or in a care unit or school

• Home communion

• Meals for families with new babies or for the sick

• Caring for family members with additional, special or higher emotional needs

• Bereavement or palliative care support

• Individual prayer

We are so grateful to those of you who give your time, prayer and financial support to our church families and beyond.

Our vision across our Churches is to grow in faith as a church family, share God's love in practical ways across our community and tell others about His love.

Our aim is that we are transparent about how your hard-earned money is being used and that every penny donated by you helps to deliver our vision sustainably for many years to come.

See how your giving makes a difference to our vision by clicking on the link below or visit our Partnership pages to find out more.

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Our teams and volunteers get involved in every part of our church family life including:

• Running the foodbank

• Organising or supporting events (maybe you’re a cake-making or graphics Ninja!)

• Being a regular helper at a Sunday Service

• Leading a group or committee

• Being a Community helper for those who are vulnerable or in need

Our volunteers have all kinds of skills from technology to coffee-making to listening. We have roles for everyone, whatever your skills and personality. Being part of a team is a great way to learn a new skill too and we’re always willing to provide training and a Mentor.

The one thing we all have in common is that we want to show God’s love for the people in our community in really practical ways.

Meet some of our team: