Survey | For Liverpool’s emergency food providers and community food spaces

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Feeding Liverpool has been asked to support Liverpool City Council’s distribution of the Household Support Fund to support people age 65 and over during the cost of living crisis.

Liverpool’s network of emergency food providers and community food spaces support thousands of households experiencing food insecurity. This includes households with people aged 65 and over, whose access to good food has been affected due to the cost of living crisis.

A proportion of the Household Support Fund will therefore be allocated to emergency food providers and community food spaces. This funding is to be spent on food stock for their organisation and used within their existing services that support this age group.

To receive a proportion of this allocation, emergency food providers and community food spaces must (i) fulfil all the eligibility criteria listed on the first page of this survey, (ii) complete the survey in full and (iii) agree to provide monitoring data on how this resource has been spent. The full terms of any allocation of funding will be set out in a partnership agreement with Feeding Liverpool.

Unfortunately, without exception, any organisation whose survey response is received after the deadline of 5 pm on Monday 5 September 2022 will not be eligible to participate.

To complete the survey, please visit SurveyMonkey.