Food aid expected to rise as cost of living grows

Alex Dalziel
Updated July 10 2022 - 11:58am, first published July 6 2022 - 7:00pm
CENTRE: Horsham Christian Emergency Food Centre client assessment manager Bev Miatke (left) with volunteers Mavis Warrick and Rhonda Hender. Picture: ALEX DALZIEL
CENTRE: Horsham Christian Emergency Food Centre client assessment manager Bev Miatke (left) with volunteers Mavis Warrick and Rhonda Hender. Picture: ALEX DALZIEL

The manager of a Horsham emergency food centre says calls for help in the community have returned to pre-COVID levels and expects the situation to worsen in the coming months.

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Alex Dalziel

Alex Dalziel

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