Organised by Slough Foodbank1 in 5 people on universal credit can't afford to cook hot food. We provide emergency food, toiletries and gas & electricity vouchers to clients in food poverty crisis.
1 in 5 people on universal credit can't afford to cook hot food.
In addition to emergency food parcels, we also provide emergency fuel vouchers for home gas or electricity for clients who top up their meter at a pay point or a post office. This is to enable clients to cook the food we provide or heat their homes. The increase in fuel costs means many clients are facing the tough decision of whether to eat or heat their food and homes.
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