Looking for vouchers?
Our other projects
The Food Bank
Helping those in food crisis through the provision of a three-day supply of emergency food.
To be eligible you must possess a food voucher issued by one of our agency partners.
The Mobile Cinema
The cinema shows family-oriented movies at the church every Saturday at 6pm.
Admission is free and the proceeds from the sale of drinks and snacks go towards running our kids holiday meal club, MaMoI.
The Grub Club
The club operates on Tuesdays from 1pm.
Come along and help grow food in our polytunnel greenhouse, or learn how to raise flowers and vegetables.
Community Food
We have a delivery of perishable food every Thursday which is made available to anyone in the community.
It’s impossible to predict what we will have but it often includes bread, fruit and vegetables. You do not need a food voucher but you are welcome to make a small donation.
MAMOI
Make a Meal of It (MaMoI) operates during school holidays and aims to reduce child hunger and the financial stress for struggling households.
The Larder
For a small weekly subscription of £4, members of the Larder will be able to buy discounted food, including fresh produce, store cupboard favourites, home-baked items, and toiletries.
Membership is open to anyone within a ten-minute walking distance of our premises.
How to find us
Our address
You can visit us in person during normal opening times at:
Ardrossan Church of the Nazarene
150A Glasgow Street
Ardrossan, KA22 8EU
Opening hours
| Monday: | 10:00 am - 2:00 pm |
| Tuesday: | 10:00 am - 2:00 pm |
| Wednesday: | 10:00 am - 2:00 pm |
| Thursday: | 10:00 am - 2:00 pm |
| Friday: | 10:00 am - 2:00 pm |
| Saturday: | Closed |
| Sunday: | Closed |
Emergency Food Bank contacts
Out-of-hours assistance is available by contacting:
Gemma on 07908 469 556
Emergency assistance is available from North Ayrshire Council’s Emergency Health and Social Care Partnership Standby Service:
Tel: 0800 328 7758
About us
Did you know…?
North Ayrshire Foodbanks opened its doors on the 1st December 2012.
By the time of the organisation’s first anniversary we had helped 3,240 people, including 1,077 children.
