The food for all team continues its work of  tirelessly feeding ever increasing numbers of homeless  persons, as well as bringing them all  personally information and literature that brings  education about mindfulness . We put everyone in touch with persons and agencies that can help with metal health and  rehabilitation programmes.  Housing the homeless is a big feature of our work and making the right  connections between the homeless and the right persons from local agencies that can  help them is important to us ..Our emphasis is also  increasingly  targeted  to eliminate holiday hunger , that of the poorest children experience without school meals during holiday times . We regularly provide food parcels to poor families during school terms to help make ends meet and especially during schools out .
Food rescue charity the Felix Project predicts that up to 645,000 children in the UK will  experience ‘holiday hunger’ this year with 68% of teachers worrying that at least one of their class will go hungry because parents cannot afford food.

Homelessness

The latest official statistics show  households contacted their local authority for support after being threatened with homelessness or losing their home is up more than 10% in a year.  Homeless is  increasing. There are not enough social housing units . The number of households with children in temporary accommodation rose annually by 15.1% to 78,420. The total number of children living in temporary accommodation has now reached 159,830

FOOD FOR ALL KNOW OF THESE PROBLEMS AND ARE CONSTANTLY REACTING IN PRACTICLE WAYS PROVIDING HOT MEALS AND FOOD PARCELS.
We also understand the specific needs of a lot of homeless persons and assist them to contact local agencies..
While cognitive impairment is a significant issue within the homeless population, it’s estimated that only 30-40% of homeless adults have cognitive impairments, including those with intellectual disabilities. Research indicates that cognitive impairments are over-represented in homeless populations, but it’s not in the majority of cases. 

We are presenting our activities and very much hoping for your support ..
We are from food for all
CBE QUEENS AWARD WINNERS FOR COMMUNITIES SERVICES 2023.and continue on with committed spirit.
Food for all .OUR UK WORK.
FOOD FOR ALL are regularly distributing freshly cooked hot meals to the most poor and vulnerable sectors of society  , including the homeless, up to 2000 meals per day .
Poverty and social problems are still very prevalent in the UK.
The latest information 2026 is that there is a doubling of young people visiting food drops since last year .
The cost of living for the poor is not resolved.
Our work with the  poorest children has to be ever increasing in providing holiday meals . Our deliveries to old folks and poor families continue with hot meals and recycled groceries from supermarkets .

OUR HOPES TO CONTINUE OUR WORK.
Our Food for all  Charity CBE QUEENS award winners continues on with its important work  .

 RECENT Funding….AND ON GOING SUPPORT…from .
MORRISONS
PERSIMMON BUILDERS
SKIPTON BUILDING SOCIETY
LEEDS BUILDING SOCIETY
THE SOUTER FOUNDATION
LUSH BEAUTY CO.
EDWARD GOSTLING FOUNDATION
ASDA FOUNDATION
THE ALBERT HUNT TRUST
THE HUGH FRAZEIR FOUNDATION.
THE SAKLER TRUST .
COOP COMMUNITY FUND
London Catalyst Samaritan grant .
The Grace Trust.
EDWARD CADBURY TRUST.
Sir ROBERT McAlpine
DE LA RUE FOUNDATION.
NATIONAL LOTTERY COMMUNITY FUND .
Action funder green recycling
BNP Paribas
Simplex Media of Dubai ..
Christie Hynde 
AND NUMEROUS PRIVATE DONORS and smaller  businesses .
Our programmes and projects are well documented, within media circles.
We  are registered with the  CHARITY commision on their website
UK. Charity number 1077897. all financial information is available on our posting .

If you would like to help with our vegetarian meals distribution helping fund its programme, contact us .

Kind regards  Steven…food for all .

for any other enquiries . mail steveneuroart@gmail.com

We are entirely volunteer run and managed
We are praised for the value-for-money we provide from public donations .
All financial reports are on the Charity Commission website.