Get help
Get in touch with Wivey Kitchen to find out how to access meals.
Contact us
Email info@wiveykitchen.org
Phone 07587 488420
Or, complete this confidential form, briefly describing how we can help you, and we’ll be in touch.
Community freezers
Every week, our team of delivery volunteers take meals to stock two freezers. These meals are free to anyone who wants them, donations are welcome.
Freezer locations
St Andrew's Church, Wiveliscombe
St Michael's church, Milverton
We’re here to help
If you, or anyone you know, is in need of support, whether struggling to cook or finding money for healthy meals, for whatever reason, Wivey Kitchen is here to help.
Find links to additional resources for support below.
Additional local resources
The following organisations also offer support.
Wivey Cares is a registered charity dedicated to providing unwavering support and solace to individuals grappling with the restrictions of an illness, medical condition or just old age. Their website also has links to other sources of support for the 10 Parishes area, including Wivey Link.
Wivey Grows is a community-based growing project that aims to provide the opportunity, space and support for people of all ages and abilities to grow food and flowers, eat, learn, create and play in a nurtured and shared haven.
We provide professional youth work support to communities and their young people. This can include work within the community, where young meet up, as well as in youth centres, with town and parish councils, and other community organisations. We work with young adults to engage them in developmental and activity programmes.
Our Village Agent offers free, confidential, practical support to anyone in need, including community groups.
Christians Against Poverty (CAP)
CAP is a UK organisation with a branch in Wiveliscombe. It can help people experiencing debt through expert advice, money coaching, job clubs, or life skills.
Wiveliscombe Consolidated Charities
This organisation can help Wiveliscombe residents, such as helping people who have a disability, are ill, or are in financial difficulty, assisting young people in accessing aspects of education and learning, and providing support for local groups and services.