We have found that a standard food bank does not necessarily cater for all, and there are a lot of people that can't eat certain foods for in tolerance or religion reason's it is therefore important we adapt to cater for everyone's needs. And at the same time we reduced food waste.
Our Aim Is To Transform Lives Through Kindness. We Have A Variety Of Programmes To Support Vulnerable People In The Community.
We provide free food parcels of groceries, fresh vegetables, fresh fruits, and more to families and individuals in need in our local communities, we also provide food for ethnic minority families, we accept self-referrals, and we also accept referrals from agencies such as social workers, doctors, schools, housing officer, health visitor, churches, children centres, job centres, and etc.
Our aim is to help relief poverty on local children and their families. Some families may need our support for many years, being unable to get themselves out of the poverty trap. Others, however, may require our help only once until they can get back on their feet and become self-sufficient once again. These may include a family going through health challenges, unemployment, domestic violence, lost of income due to benefit cut, and including refugee family.
We provide advice and other practical support, such as clothing, school uniforms, small household goods, etc. Or signposting to other organisations for the families progression out of their situation and into self-sufficiency, which benefits both the families and the Community.
We are always looking for ways to make a difference in our community.
We help to provide families and individuals facing financial hardships with clothing, shoes, and socks etc, in Liverpool and the surrounding areas.
Our main aim for homework club are for getting children and young people into good work habits as well as organizational skills that will stand them in good stead for their future studies as will as careers.
ACTIVITIES
HOMEWORK CLUB/MATHS
TUTORING ACTIVITIES PROGRAM
Looking for homework help or just a quiet place to settle in and get it all done? Then one of our free homework club is just the place for you!
Open to children and young people aged 9-16.
Does your child need extra support in numeracy?
Would you like your child to improve on their social and life skills?
Our qualified and well experienced maths tutor can help with those tricky calculations.
Funded by Community Funds / Award for All
Ibijoke Children Foundation UK is a registered Charity in the United Kingdom.
Reg Charity no.1183131
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