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Thieves ransack Bournemouth foodbank night donation bin

A BOURNEMOUTH food bank has asked people to stop leaving donations at night after thieves have repeatedly stolen from their bin. ....

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BCP has fifth highest rate of homelessness in south west, study shows

Research from a UK homeless charity shows that Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole have the fifth highest rate of homelessness in the south west. ....

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How rough sleepers in BCP are being helped this Christmas

FOR many, Christmas is a chance for joy and celebration, but for rough sleepers, it can be a really difficult time of year. ....

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Where is open over the Christmas weekend for those in need

Places across Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole will be welcoming in people in need over the Christmas weekend. ....

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Support Dorset food banks and charities this Christmas

WITH the pandemic driving unemployment up and making everyday life more challenging for some, more people than ever in Dorset are relying on food aid.
If you are in a position to help and want to support your local food bank this Christmas, there are a variety of ways to help.
Donating food is a great place to start.
Volunteer at Hope For Food, Kathy Moore said: Food donations must be non-perishables, such as sweet and savoury biscuits, various tinned items including fruit, vegetables and meat, jam, baked beans, rice pudding, custard, jellies, and sweets.
However, poverty isn’t just for Christmas. We support 120 to 130 families every week, but when Christmas is over people think that their job is done and nothing else needs to be donated. January and February can be tough months as donations decrease. ....

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