Interested in how you could make a difference in your own community?
Across Norfolk, our Nourishing Norfolk food hubs are providing affordable and accessible food to thousands of people, offering them support to discover pathways out of food poverty for good.
Each hub has its own unique offer, but all have joined our mission to make sure no one in Norfolk goes hungry. We’re working hard to supply the hubs with the funding and supplies they need, but what we often hear from them is a need for volunteers.
We know there are many individuals and businesses out there that want to give back to their communities, but aren’t always sure where to go or what opportunities are available.
By volunteering at a food hub local to you, you can help make a difference on your own doorstep and experience firsthand what can happen when communities come together to take action.

What could I get involved in?
Customer Service Roles
Assisting the food hub manager in the hub whilst it is open. You will be welcoming shoppers into the hub, stocking shelves, pricing, signing members up, using the till and generally making sure that shoppers are looked after.
Drivers
The food hubs often need to collect food and products from local shops and manufacturers. Sometimes it’s a regular pick up day and time, sometimes it’s an adhoc donation that’s more spur of the moment.
Store Room/Out of Hours
Assist the food hub manager with making sure the hub is well stocked, clean, tidy, priced and all stock is in date. Getting the hub ready for opening and looking the best it can ensures the right welcome for our shoppers.
All roles receive training and support from the hub manager to make sure you get what you need every step of your volunteering journey.
Where can I help?
With food hubs in every district, there are opportunities on offer wherever you are to get involved and make a difference. Take a look at the map below to find your nearest hub, and then scroll down below to find out more about them and how you can connect.
We found 26 results.

Sheringham Food Club
Location: North Norfolk
Sheringham Food Club launched in December 2022, creatively using a converted shipping container outside the Salvation Army hall. Providing a range of fresh, chilled, ambient and household items, this affordable food hub supports households across Sheringham.
Where is it?
Salvation Army Hall car park, Cremer Street, Sheringham, NR26 8DZ
When is it open?
Monday 10am-1pm, Thursday 10am-1pm and Friday 1-5pm
Who can I contact about it?
Get in touch with Simon Fenn – simon.fenn@salvationarmy.org.uk / 07586 570994

Shrublands Food Club
Location: Great Yarmouth
The Shrublands Food Club is a project delivered by the Shrublands Youth and Adult Centre Charitable Trust in partnership with Great Yarmouth Borough Council and Norfolk Community Foundation. Officially opened on 10th December 2021, its primary purpose is to provide affordable food to people living in Gorleston.
Where is it?
Shrublands Youth and Adult Centre, Magdalen Way, Gorleston, NR31 7BP
When is it open?
Monday, Friday, Saturday 10am-12pm, Tuesday 10am-1pm, Thursday 5:30pm-7:30pm
Who can I contact about it?
Get in touch with Julie Woods – foodclub@shrublandstrust.org.uk

Social Moments Social Shop, Rackheath
Location: Broadland
Social Moments Social Shop is fully stocked with affordable cupboard staples, household items, fridge and frozen essentials, plus FREE surplus fruit, veg and bakery items every week when available.
Where is it?
Unit 4 Basey Road, Rackheath Ind Est, NR13 6PZ
When is it open?
Wednesdays 11-1pm / pop up at Cantley Community Center on Wednesdays 12-1pm
Who can I contact about it?
Become a member for £3 a year – email hello@socialmoments.org.uk

SOUL Foundation Social Supermarket
Location: Norwich
SOUL Foundation Social Supermarket is a purpose-built facility on site at SOUL Church, Norwich. Officially opened on 11th April, the social supermarket is a membership-based community shop hosting a range of affordable fresh produce, long-life essentials, and household products.
Where is it?
SOUL Church, 55 Heartsease Lane, Norwich, NR7 9NT
When is it open?
Tuesday 1pm-3pm, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 10am-3pm, Sunday 12-2pm
Who can I contact about it?
Get in touch with Hannah Lipton – hannah.lipton@soulchurch.com

Steps
Location: South Norfolk
The Steps Community Food Shop is delivered by the Hub Community Project in Wymondham. Initially, this project will be set up as a hybrid offer combining some free food with a small affordable range of products, whilst the project develops a dedicated space to create the full community store (launching in early 2023).Â
Where is it?
The Hub, Ayton Road, Wymondham, NR18 0QJ
When is it open?
Tuesday 9:15am-10:30am and Thursday 2:00-4:00pm
Who can I contact about it?
Get in touch with Steve – info@hubproject.co.uk / 01953 798505

Watton Food Hub
Location: Breckland
Watton Food Hub is a partnership between Watton Town Council, The Charlotte Harvey Trust, Nourishing Norfolk Network and Breckland Council to support the people of Watton and surrounding areas by offering discounted food and hygiene essentials at discounted prices.
Where is it?
Watton Community Centre, Harvey Street, Watton, IP25 6EB
When is it open?
Tuesday 12:30-2:30pm, Wednesday (first and third Wednesday of each month) 4:30pm-6:30pm and Thursday 9:30am-12pm
Who can I contact about it?
Get in touch with Jo – foodhub@wattontowncouncil.gov.uk / 07483 371648