The ‘Soup Kitchen’ initiative sees our regular volunteers combine with other members of the community who generously give of their time several nights a month to ‘cook up a storm’ for the less fortunate members of the community including the homeless, the unemployed and others who are in other ways financially disadvantaged. These meals are not only hot but are tasty and full of nutrition.
There are some places in Sydney where families go without food for some time. It is devastating to see that our own neighbor can’t afford food for themselves and the family.
To provide hot meals to as many of these disadvantaged families as possible. This will help the community work together and provide some warmth into their lives.
You can help us today by volunteering to cook some hot meals or simply donate what you can.
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Soup Kitchen
The ‘Soup Kitchen’ initiative sees our regular volunteers combine with other members of the community who generously give
Homeless Outreach Programs
It’s a sad fact that homelessness is on the rise in Australia and there were almost 38,000 people in NSW in the Census who were classified as being homeless
Respite Centre Programs
We are very proud of our respite program, where once a month a number of our volunteers visit the My Home Disability Centre
Visiting the Sick
Visiting the sick - either at home or in hospital - can provide the sick person with a huge psychological boost.
Birrong Boys HS Food Drive
The Brothers in Need team and the students and staff at Birrong Boys Highschool to organise an exciting initiative.
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