Preston's LarderLancs is seeking funding for a new project to address the cost-of-living crisis
“We need to get something started quickly to help people get through the winter,” said Kay Johnson, The Larder’s founder, and director.
“Our approach is sensitive to the barriers which people on low incomes face, and by working with ‘experts by experience’, we are able to plan and deliver programmes which meet the needs of the communities we work with. Our focus is to provide dignified solutions which offer opportunities for people to build confidence and become empowered.”
People who take part in The Larder’s creative sessions, which are held at the café during the week, will also be able to purchase a meal cooked in the sessions for a small donation. The Larder is also seeking funding to expand on the creative sessions that they currently offer, in knitting, writing, and music, to enable people to access two creative classes a day, sit somewhere warm, with company and enjoy a hot, nutritious meal.
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