and help with fuel. but we re here to see much more than that. there you go. of course, pat s work, handing out vouchers for access to the food bank, is crucial. oh, thank you. but then there s courtney. how much do you spend on public transport? i don t because i can t afford to. a benefits wizard who s here to give priceless advice. we re definitely getting all the details that we need, good lass. fantastic. then there s dara, a kurdish refugee who s always here, always smiling, always helping. the main thing that we can help you with is making sure you have food. i need support as well. and they are all driven people, like helen, who s a volunteer. you see me around in benwell, just say hello. people who are at their wit s end about how to cope. she wants and needs to help. i see struggle. i see embarrassment. i see guilt. i see shame. i see joy at small things.
if the cost of living crisis is a national crisis, the response here in newcastle s west end is local. the other things that we ve got are more kiddies coats, which is fantastic. this place started years ago as a food bank, but it s had to change, adapt and expand to become a community hub to keep up in these hard times. used to be that people don t have sufficient food to eat. we can help them with that. it s now that they don t have enough fuel. they don t have heat. our fear here at our food bank is that people may die. it s getting a bit colder. it is slightly. so it is food and help with fuel. but we re here to see much more than that. there you go. of course, pat s work, handing out vouchers for access to the food bank, is crucial. oh, thank you. but then there s courtney. how much do you spend
it s worry and fear. anything that worries you, anything you re fearful of, please come and talk to us. if the cost of living crisis is a national crisis, the response here in newcastle s west end is local. the other things that we ve got are more kiddies coats, which is fantastic. this place started years ago as a food bank, but it s had to change, adapt and expand to become a community hub to keep up in these hard times. used to be that people don t have sufficient food to eat. we can help them with that. it s now that they don t have enough fuel. they don t have heat. our fear here at our food bank is that people may die. it s getting a bit colder. it is slightly. so it is food and help with fuel. but we re here to see much more than that. there you go. of course, pat s work, handing out vouchers for access to the food
also hope and help. in a church in benwell. carol rowland is on the mic. it s worry and fear. anything that worries you, anything you re fearful of, please come and talk to us. if the cost of living crisis is a national crisis, the response here in newcastle s west end is local. the other things that we ve got are more kiddies coats, which is fantastic. this place started years ago as a food bank, but it s had to change, adapt and expand to become a community hub to keep up in these hard times. used to be that people don t have sufficient food to eat. we can help them with that. it s now that they don t have enough fuel. they don t have heat. so it is food and help with fuel. but we re here to see much more than that. there you go. of course, pat s work handing out vouchers for access to the food bank is crucial.
our fear here at our food bank is that people may die. it s getting a bit colder. it is slightly. so it is food and help with fuel. but we re here to see much more than that. there you go. of course, pat s work, handing out vouchers for access to the food bank, is crucial. oh, thank you. but then there s courtney. how much do you spend on public transport? i don t because i can t afford to. a benefits wizard who s here to give priceless advice. we re definitely getting all the details that we need, good lass. fantastic. then there s dara, a kurdish refugee who s always here, always smiling, always helping. the main thing that we can help you with is making sure you have food. i need support as well. and they are all driven people, like helen, who s a volunteer. you see me around in benwell, just say hello.