04Mission Solidarity and the fight against poverty
A family that arrives with no network has no safety net. A job lost, a delay in status, one unexpected bill, and everything tips within weeks. We offer help that is concrete, discreet, and free of humiliating conditions.
4.1
We provide groceries, food baskets, one-off emergency help and snack bags, from donations given by bakeries, individuals and families. Distribution is on Fridays and Saturdays.
What to know before you come:
4.2
Beyond food, a household setting up has real material needs: furniture, winter clothing, school supplies, baby items and appliances.
Depending on what has been donated and what we have, we can supply some items directly or point you to an organisation that offers them.
4.3
Some situations are beyond what we can do. When that happens we send you straight to the right service, and we stay available afterwards.
The numbers to call are at the top of this page, so they can be read without having to look for them.
4.4
Several times a year we run a collection for one specific need: back-to-school, the change of season, moving season. Every campaign states its goal, its deadline, and exactly what the money is used for.
4.5
You get in touch by phone, by email, or by coming in.
We talk about your situation, briefly and without judgement, to understand what would help most.
We answer within as soon as we can.
We agree a time to hand over the help, or to meet.
We stay reachable if things change.
No. No proof of income is required.
No. You do not need to live in the neighbourhood to receive these services.
Yes, but the person concerned will need to speak to us themselves at some point.
Write to us before making the trip: we will tell you what we actually need at the moment.
