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‘The prevention or relief of poverty in Evesham and surrounding areas by providing: grants, items and services to individuals in need and/or charities, or other organisations working to prevent or relieve poverty.’ Registered Charity Number- 1210080
Evesham Adventure Playground
Formed by volunteers in 1982, Evesham Adventure Playground Association has grown into a larger project, but its core values remain the same: a play-based, environmentally-friendly local asset at the heart of the community.
Rooftop Housing group
If you are finding it hard to pay your rent or keep up with bills, you may qualify for additional benefits and support, depending on your circumstances. Our Income Team and Money Advisors are here to help. Contact us before things get too tough. We are here to support and not to judge. Call 01386 420 800.
Wychavon Cost of living support
We know times are hard right now. On this page you will find a range of information to help you access support and advice to support you with the rising cost of living.
Winter fuel payment support
If you were born before 23 September 1958 you could get either £200 or £300 to help you pay your heating bills for winter 2024 to 2025. This is known as a ‘Winter Fuel Payment’. You may be eligible if you or your partner get certain benefits.
Wallace House Community Larder
At Wallace House, we have a Community Larder where we redistribute surplus food and sandwiches donated by local supermarkets and food suppliers. The Larder has moved location and can be accessed through the courtyard, it's open to all of the community between 12 -1 pm, Tuesday & Friday.
Hungry Horse Kids eat for £1 every Monday
Kids eating you out of house and home? Here at Hungry Horse, we like to do everything we can to make your life a little easier, that’s why every Monday we have selected kids’ meals for just £1 and larger meals for only £1.50 with every full paying adult. *T&Cs apply.
Universal Credit advance payment
If you need help to pay your bills or cover other costs while you wait for your first Universal Credit payment, you can apply to get an advance. The most you can get as an advance is the amount of your first estimated payment.