By partnering with our States largest food recovery organisations we quickly adapted to support the community during the challenging times brought on by the Covid-19 pandemic.
This initiative not only addressed immediate food supply concerns but also highlighted the importance of community collaboration and support during times of crisis. The strengthening of partnerships reflects our ongoing commitment to improving and broadening the reach of our services.
As demand for our support continues to rise due to increasing cost-of-living pressures we have now grown our network, securing funding from businesses that support social responsibility, WA charities, and increased our volunteer base.
We are continually exploring additional avenues for funding and assistance to ensure the long-term sustainability and effectiveness of our programmes.
Ongoing collaboration with local representatives, service groups, and caregivers for referrals ensures that our aid reaches those who need it most. Our dedication to supporting vulnerable community members helps foster resilience and solidarity during challenging times and beyond.
Project Impact
Overall Impact (since program commencement in 2020)
111,000 meals collected and redistributed to people in need.
2025 Impact
- 19,900 meals collected and redistributed within the community
- 210 volunteer shifts supported across the Moving Food Program
- Estimated annual volunteer contribution value: $27,313 (Volunteering WA, 2024)
Measurement Notes
Our estimation model is based on the principle that 1kg of recovered food equates to approximately two meals, noting that food recovered also includes essential household items which contribute to overall household support and wellbeing.
