Ealing Together are helping local people in need this winter. You can support this work by making a donation.
Ealing Together is a service set up to support local people through the pandemic. It is made up of a coalition of local groups, charities and Ealing Council. You can use it to request support for yourself or a vulnerable person.
Consider making a donation
You can donate today by visiting Ealing Together – simply choose the cause you wish to support and click on the logo of the charity.
Your donation will enable organisations to give vital support to vulnerable residents and families.
Support the local cause
Every donation made via Ealing Together will help local partners to continue their work, supporting vulnerable residents and families. Those struggling with food poverty, mental health and wellbeing, domestic violence, loneliness and isolation.
If your circumstances allow you to help, please do. Your donation would make a huge difference to families and individuals this Christmas.
You can also support the cause by sharing this story on social media using the hashtags: #EalingTogether, #CovidCommunityCampaign and #EndFoodPoverty.
If you are a resident that is struggling financially please seek support.
Councillor Julian Bell, Leader of the Council said: “Many families and individuals across the borough are struggling financially because of Covid.
“We are asking local people to join the Covid Community Campaign, dig deep and give what they can to help others this winter. Giving a little can make a big difference to those who need it the most.
Cllr Mik Sabiers, cabinet member for housing, planning and transformation added: “A big thank you to all of Ealing’s volunteers and voluntary organisations. We have seen the amazing community spirit of ordinary people looking out for each other since the first lockdown. This pandemic has brought out the best in the people of the borough of Ealing.”
London-wide support
The council have also joined forces with the Dame Louise Casey food poverty Covid community campaign. As a result of this, a charity in each participating London borough will receive a share of the funds raised.
In Ealing, the money will go to the Southall Community Alliance who recently joined with the Young Ealing Foundation to create the Southall Food Project. Both organisations have been providing food aid throughout the pandemic to people in Southall, working with aid groups, faith, voluntary organisations and local businesses to ensure that no family goes hungry.
To find out more about the London wide community covid campaign and how to donate visit www.covidcommunitycampaign.co.uk
