Frontline Workers: Food bank sees surge in demand for its services

Feed Cork, a food bank and cafe that fights food poverty Leeside has seen more than a two-thirds increase in demand for its services since the Covid-19 crisis.
Frontline Workers: Food bank sees surge in demand for its services
Tue, 28 Apr, 2020 - 07:00
Liz Dunphy

Feed Cork, a food bank and cafe that fights food poverty Leeside has seen more than a two-thirds increase in demand for its services since the Covid-19 crisis.

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