HIVE Directory: Food Banks

COVID-19 Update: Open as normal offering food parcels. Please contact for specific COVID-19 measures in place.

FareShare Southern Central provides good quality food to charities and community organisations in Hampshire.  They work closely with the food and drink industry to ensure that no good food goes to waste.

COVID-19 Update: Delivering as normal and adhering to strict Government COVID-19 Advice.

This group intends to connect free meals with recipients. We take no responsibility for what is cooked and what is provided. Our aim is simply to connect a meal with hungry humans that may not be able to afford a cooked meal at the present time.

COVID-19 Update: Open as normal offering food parcels. Please contact for specific COVID-19 measures in place.

Our Foodbank will be open more frequently for anyone who needs help accessing food or essentials over the next few weeks. We will be open at our Gunwharf location from 11am-12noon Monday-Thursday and our usual time of 4-6pm on Thursdays.

If you’re unable to get out, then food bank parcels can be delivered to your doorstep, just contact alex@harbourchurchportsmouth.org for info.

Monday 11am-12pm - 3-day food parcel
Tuesday 11am-12pm - Food bank voucher or email referral required. 3-day food parcel
Wednesday 11am-12pm - Food bank voucher or email referral required. 3-day food parcel
Thursday 11am-12pm and 4-6pm - Food bank voucher or email referral required. 3-day food parcel

PLEASE NOTE: Many Food Banks require referrals. If you need to be referred to a foodbank, talk to your support worker (such as a health visitor or social worker)

Food Bank parcels will be available to collect for all those with Trussell Trust food bank vouchers.

COVID-19 Update: Open as normal. Opening hours may have changed and Adhering to strict Government COVID-19 Advice.

The Portsmouth Welfare Association provides assistance to homeless people and those in need. Our aim is to reach young couples, single mums with children by supplying clothing, furnishings, bedding, nursery items and food and to help combat poverty endured by people, who may be disadvantaged by homelessness, low wages and/or unemployment, to relieve poverty in the City of Portsmouth and provide a contact point of last resort for those in need.