The Problem
There are hundreds of people in Birmingham who aren’t as lucky as us to have a home to go to tonight. Instead, they will be in hostels, squatting or on the streets. We need to change this.
Birmingham’s homeless community is the second largest in the UK, with 1,152 registered cases. Imagine those who aren’t even on the radar! Stats are one thing but walk the streets and you’ll see this isn’t even half of it.
10 million tonnes of food is thrown away every year in the UK by cafés, bars, restaurants and businesses. With people going hungry and food being thrown away, the solution really is simple.
The Challenge
- Are you a Birmingham based food outlet, currently throwing food away?
- Do you have food and supplies that you can donate?
- Would you be up for joining us on the streets and volunteering?
- Are you part of, or aware of, homeless services that we should signpost?
How Can Others Help?
It’s easy… we are not just looking for food retailers; anyone can get involved.
There are a variety of ways you can help the city’s homeless. From volunteering with our team on the street to donating unwanted clothes and sleeping bags – there’s always something you can do to help.
About Us
Let’s Feed Brum builds on the work of Inspiration Support, a team of dedicated volunteers who have provided essential supplies and friendship to those living on our streets for the past six years. Being out on the streets helps us start conversations and signpost existing services already helping tackle the city’s homelessness issue.
News
Friday 31st March saw Itihaas’ head chef Pavneet Sangwan, and comedian and chef Hardeep Singh Kohli, join forces with Ampersand’s head chef Phil Bradley to produce a four course meal for 270 people who had gathered to support Let’s Feed…
As the days get shorter, the nights get colder, and next week’s temperature is set to reach zero yet again. In a week where Birmingham’s homelessness hit the headlines for all the wrong reasons, a group of campaigners have taken…
Some devastating news has surfaced this morning as a homeless man’s body was discovered behind the Victoria Pub in Birmingham last night. The Birmingham Mail reports that the 30-year-old man was pronounced dead at the scene and had no fixed…
Get In Touch
If you have any questions about Let’s Feed Brum or want to get involved, then please do get in touch.
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