Getting help If you need emergency food or clothing, you’re in the right place. There’s no charge, no paperwork to fill in before you arrive, and no need to explain yourself when you get here. If you are unsure of what to do next or would like to discuss your requirements, we are here to help, please get in touch. Find your nearest hub If today is hard, come in We’re open Monday to Friday at one or more of our five hubs in Winchester and Alresford. A volunteer will meet you, work out what you need, and give it to you free of charge. Everything you tell us stays with us. If you have any questions, our FAQ page covers most of what people ask before their first visit. Self Referral If you’re new to us, the quickest way in is to refer yourself online. You can do this up to four times, after which you need a referral from an agency. Agency Referral If you’re already working with Citizens Advice, CAP, HCC, WCC, Trinity, your GP, a school or another local agency, they can refer you to us. Other Services Food and clothing aren’t always the whole picture. We’ve put together a list of trusted local services that may help with energy bills, debt, housing, mental health and more. Other ways to help If you’d rather give than receive today, our volunteers and donors are why the door stays open. Have a look at the ways you can get involved. FinancialVolunteer “I am so grateful for the warm welcome and friendly, non-judgemental service. The food is given with thoughtfulness and generosity, which makes a positive difference. Thank you” Local client “This is a much needed service and we are very grateful. People are going out of their way to help us. Thank you to all staff, volunteers and donors.” Local client