Foodbanks across Greater Manchester to receive share of £200,000 funding boost
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukFoodbanks across Greater Manchester will share £200,000 to help replenish their stocks amid growing demand caused by coronavirus.
Voluntary organisations, community groups and social enterprises (VCSE) from across the region have been delivering thousands of food parcels every day to vulnerable people and those self-isolating.
But with many foodbanks reporting shortages of key supplies, and other support services over stretched, regional leaders and charity Forever Manchester have made more funding available to mitigate cash flow issues.
Each of the 10 metropolitan boroughs will receive £20,000, with the combined authority working alongside VCSE partners to identify those in need.
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