Tea Shift at ESK šµš°ā& Food Handling(Sandwiches, prep food bags)
Help run drop-in service on a Friday where homeless can get free clothes and wellbeing services
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Tea Shift at ESK šµš°ā& Food Handling(Sandwiches, prep food bags)
Help run drop-in service on a Friday where homeless can get free clothes and wellbeing services
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Getting there
For this session we're going to meet at the task, so you'll need to make your own way there. We encourage you to walk, run, or cycle to do so!
About this session
Ealing Soup Kitchen is a brilliant charity that looks after vulnerable & homeless people in Ealing. They run a drop-in service on Fridays where people can get free clothes, showers, barbers, hot meals, occasional foot care, play some games and receive advice advocacy service and workshops. The coordinator is Angela Doreen.
They are often short on volunteers on Fridays and would love to get a few extra GoodGym hands to help!
No experience required!
āļø What is the task?
Assisting the Soup Kitchen and well-being service. The duties may include:
- serving tea at tea stations
- assisting putting in place the games stations area
- assisting unloading the groceries and preparing grocery bags
- food handling to prep sandwiches, grocery bags or assist the kitchen
š Where?
Ealing Soup Kitchen, The Crypt, St John's Church, Mattock Lane, W13 9LA
š When?
Fridays, 11:00 - 13:00
There is always more work to do at Ealing Soup Kitchen on Fridays. If you would like to stay longer please sign up for another task on that day - see all available tasks here.
Maximum : none setup, but please sign if you are sure you can make it
As usual, we encourage you to run, walk or cycle to the task šš½š¶āāļøš“šæāāļø.
This task supports
Ealing Soup KitchenA faith-based Soup Kitchen that provides food, advocacy, & practical help for the vulnerable & homeless
Ealing Soup Kitchen is a registered charity set up to help the vulnerable and homeless in the area. Nine local churches support our faith-based Soup Kitchen, which has been running since 1973.
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This is a GoodGym community mission. When we're doing a community mission we make our own way to the task, so you can choose to walk, run, or cycle. Thinking of cycling - check out our FAQs
This session is organised by your Taskforce, a group of experienced GoodGym members in your area. They are not responsible for your safety. You should feel confident to participate in the session as it is described and you do so at your own risk.
Led by StephDucat
Runner(5km,10km,half, marathons, ultramarathon) and any distance available, walker, swimmer, diving, cycling and whatever challenges me.
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Comments and questions
Mon 5th Oct at 11:39pm
Hi. Would any of the session at the ESK be suitable to bring my young children along, 5 and 3 years old? For them to see, maybe help out with easy tasks.
Tue 6th Oct at 7:32am
Hi Timea, I have sent you and email. Children are not allowed and that is valid for volunteers or the clients. Thanks for your understanding.
Fri 16th Oct at 10:59am
Hi Steph - Iām outside the church - do I buzz at front reception to get in for ESK?
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