Food Related Benefits Information

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Food-Related Benefits: Support for Families in Cardiff

Cardiff and Vale UHB’s Local Public Health and Dietetics Teams are working to support families on low incomes in accessing healthier food. A digital poster has been created to summarise available support and food-related benefits across Cardiff, especially useful during the winter months.

Key Resources

Food Cardiff: Connects citizens with food support, including food banks and community initiatives. Visit Food Cardiff or scan the QR code on the poster.
Move More Eat Well: Provides a platform showcasing local food projects and resources. Visit Move More Eat Well.
Cardiff Money Advice Service: Access a map of advice hubs and support services. Visit Cardiff Money Advice Service or call 029 2087 1071.

Attachments

Digital Poster (English)

For more information or to promote this initiative to citizens in need, please contact helen.griffith5@wales.nhs.uk.

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