Ibijoke Childrens Foundation UK

2. Key Outcomes

In 2010, a group of friends came together with a • Improved Mental Wellbeing: Families and individuals shared that access to our food

support helped reduce stress and anxiety, contributing positively to their mental health.

• Financial Relief: Many beneficiaries reported saving money on grocery shopping,

especially on cultural food items and essential groceries.

• Food Security: Regular access to food supplies has helped households feel more secure

and stable during challenging times.

Reduced expenditure on food shopping
Improved mental health and wellbeing
Better household budgeting
Reduced anxiety due to our open and welcoming service, which does not require appointments
Appreciation for our staff and volunteers, who are always ready to listen and make people feel valued

These results reflect the ongoing impact of our inclusive, person-centred approach in strengthening community wellbeing and resilience

• Continue to expand access to culturally appropriate food options.

• Strengthen the emergency bank to reach more vulnerable families.

• Partner with more local organizations to enhance support services.