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Food project for families in need in the Highlands forced to stop cooking due to coronavirus lockdown rules By Val Sweeney Published: 06:45, 01 February 2021
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Students helped prepare food to be distributed to families in need in the Highlands.
An Inverness project providing vital food supplies to families in need has been forced to stop cooking due to coronavirus lockdown regulations at a time when demand is at a high.
Food For Families, a voluntary operation, was launched by city businessman David Sutherland and his wife, Anne, 11 years ago.
Inverness church transformed into grocery distribution warehouse for food project By Val Sweeney Published: 15:30, 27 December 2020
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Volunteers Andrew and Alison Ramsay aand Molly McRitchie join Rev Mike Robertson, church manager Issy Freudenthal and Becky Wilson, project coordinator for the GoodNESS Project.
An Inverness church found itself transformed into a grocery distribution warehouse for a food project which delivered hampers to local families this Christmas.
The Barn Church at Culloden joined forces with Kings Inverness, Smithton Church, and Culloden-Balloch Baptist Church for Food4Good@Christmas 2020.