Community Food Supports

• Who it supports: Individuals and families living in Trim and the wider South Meath area
• What it offers: Weekly food parcels using a combination of surplus fresh food and non perishable items
• How it works:
  • People register directly with Trim FRC
  • Collection slots are assigned by text message
  • Partnership with FoodCloud, Neighbourly and local supermarkets
• Location: 15 Wellington Avenue, Trim
• Contact: 087 6602088

• Who it supports: Individuals and families across Meath experiencing food poverty
• What it offers:
  • Emergency and short-term food parcels (approx. one week supply)
  • Referral route includes self-referral via direct contact
• Delivery model: Community-led, volunteer-based food support
• Area: Based in Navan but operates countywide where possible

Who it supports: Individuals and families across Meath experiencing food poverty
What they offer:

• Food vouchers
• Emergency food hampers
• Ongoing support for households in financial difficulty

Access: Contact local SVP conference (parish-based)
Coverage: Countywide: Navan, Kells, Trim, Ashbourne, Dunshaughlin, Laytown and surrounding areas

• Who it supports: Individuals and families in Louth village and surrounding rural areas
• What it offers: Food parcels via a community food bank model
• Access: Direct contact recommended to confirm opening times and eligibility
• Location: Trinity Centre, Louth Village
• Contact:
  • Phone: 01507 605803
  • Email: trinity@teamparishoflouth.org.uk
  • Facebook: Louth Foodbank

• Who it supports: Families and individuals in North Drogheda and surrounding areas
• What it offers:
  • FoodCloud-supplied food supports
  • Community food pantry access
  • Crisis food provision as part of wider family support
• Other supports: Family support, counselling, parenting programmes, wellbeing and inclusion supports
• Location: 171 Moneymore, Drogheda, Co. Louth (A92 WE19)
• Phone: 041 984 6608

• What they offer:
  • Food vouchers
  • Emergency food parcels and hampers
  • Household and crisis supports
• Access:
  • Online self-referral form
  • Phone or local SVP office
• Coverage: Drogheda, Dundalk, Ardee, and rural Louth via local parish-based conferences

Some services provide meals or food provision alongside homelessness supports:

• Drogheda Homeless Aid – emergency food and meals
• Dundalk Simon Community – food as part of homeless and housing support
  (Access typically via referral or direct contact)