Norfolk Feeds 5000 - projects map

Thanks to a partnership with the Diocese of Norfolk's Bright Map project, we have mapped Norfolk Feeds 5000 food projects across Norfolk on this map.

Norfolk Feeds 5000 - project profiles

Wednesday Lunch Club - St Luke’s Church

Thetford Foodbank – Thetford Christians Together

The Well – Gorleston Baptist Church

The Box – Sprowston Methodist Church

Soup Run and Foodstore – Norwich Vineyard

SOUL Community - SOUL Church

Poppies Community Cafe - Blofield Church

Pathway Cafe - Great Yarmouth Team Ministry

Paper features Norfolk churches which feed 7,000

Norwich Soup Run - Norwich Citadel Salvation Army

Norwich social supermarket helps thousands

Norwich projects offering free or cheap food

Norwich foodbank and FISH Clubs

Newton Flotman Community Lunch - Cell Church

Monday Lunch Club - St Augustine’s Church

Mid Norfolk foodbank – Churches Together groups

Messy Church – Thetford Church of the Nazarene

Messy Church - St Mary's and St Michael's, Reepham

Messy Church - Sprowston Methodist Church

Meet and Eat - Lighthouse Sheringham

MakeLunch @ Jubilee – Aylsham Community Church

King's Care - King's Community Church

Friends and Neighbours - The Church in Loddon

Fresh expression of church - Fountain at Shouldham

Foodbank and FISH Club - King's Lynn Churches

Doorway Women's Services - The Magdalene Group

Donations of Surplus Food – The Horstead Centre

Do Drop In - Sheringham Methodist Church

Community Matters Cafe - Cromer Methodist Church

Churches across Norfolk feed 7000 people every month

CAP Food Shop - Surrey Chapel

Published: 01/02/2020

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Norfolk Feeds 5000 is a research project which aims to establish the extent to which the Christian community across Norfolk is meeting the simple command of Jesus to "feed the hungry".

Christian churches, groups and individuals across Norfolk meet the needs of the hungry and the thirsty every day of the year through foodbanks, free community meals, homeless projects, soup runs, Messy Church and other activities.

A simple survey has been conducted to attempt to quantify the extent to which this is happening and the findings of the survey will be published here, including many of the stories about the projects which feed people throughout Norfolk.

The project is supported by Celebrate Norfolk, Network Norfolk, Christian Aid, the Diocese of Norwich, Good News for Norwich & Norfolk and Bright Map and is named after the Bible story of the Feeding of The 5000.

If your Christian food-related project is not featured in our case studies and on Bright Map and you would like us to include you, please send details, a fact file, a picture and web links to us by clicking here

The research and reporting team behind NorfolkFeeds5000 is from Network Norwich & Norfolk

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