Taylor Wimpey gives boost to Worthing Foodbank and Turning Tides

Taylor Wimpey Southern Counties has donated £250 to Worthing Foodbank and £250 to Turning Tides in Worthing to continue its ongoing support for charities that provide essential cost of living support in the local area.
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Worthing Foodbank, local to the housebuilder’s Barley Grange development in Worthing, provides emergency food supplies for individuals and families facing food insecurity in West Sussex. As part of The Trussell Trust network, they also offer compassionate support to additional services, addressing the root causes of poverty.

Val John, Food Bank Manager, said: “We want to say a huge thank you to Taylor Wimpey for supporting Worthing Foodbank. We have sadly yet again this past year, seen an increase in people needing to use our Foodbank, the rising cost of essentials is affecting far more families. The donation will buy essentials for our clients and some lovely treats for both adults and children”.

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Turning Tides, also just four miles from Barley Grange, provides support to those at risk of or affected by being homeless and acts as an advocate on their behalf to ensure they get the support they need to change and/or improve their lives for the better. The organisation works tirelessly to transform the lives of people in the local community and to change perceptions of homelessness.

Turning Tides provides support to those at risk of or affected by being homeless.Turning Tides provides support to those at risk of or affected by being homeless.
Turning Tides provides support to those at risk of or affected by being homeless.

Catherine Hill, Head of Development and Quality at Turning Tides, said: “Every penny counts and the generous donation from Taylor Wimpey is a beacon of support for the vital services at Turning Tides.

"This gift aids our mission to provide outreach to rough sleepers, support safe residential projects, provide wellbeing and mental health support, and invest in the increasing need for ‘move-on’ housing. It’s more than a donation; it’s a lifeline that helps us turn the tide of homelessness into a journey toward hope and independence for our clients.”

Roz Wells, Sales and Marketing Director for Taylor Wimpey Southern Counties, said: “As the cost of living crisis continues, it can be a difficult time for many, so charities such as Worthing Food bank and Turning Tides are essential for ensuring local families and individuals have the support they need.

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"We are delighted to be able to donate towards these causes to provide essential items to those in need during this difficult time.”

For more information about Worthing Foodbank, visit www.worthingfoodbank.co.uk

For more information about Turning Tides, visit https://www.turning-tides.org.uk/

Further information about the development and the homes available at Barley Grange can be found at https://www.taylorwimpey.co.uk/new-homes/worthing/barley-grange-phase-4