Slough's Palistani Welfare Association in Slough is asking people to get in touch of they know of families or individuals going hungry in the current pandemic.
The association president Muhammed Shabbir has made the appeal as he launches a new community food project with support from the Slough Council for Voluntary Service.
The PWA aims to provide food parcels containing essential everyday items to vulnerable and needy members of the community.
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Mr Shabbir said: "PWA believes at these difficult and unprecedented times, we need to pull together as a community and give support to those that need it the most. If you are interested or know anyone that needs a food parcel delivered to them by our team of volunteers, please get in touch on 07989171329 or email info@pwasloughberks.co.uk. All details given will remain confidential and names of recipients will remain anonymous. Let's get together and support our local community."
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