Community fridges and larders are publicly accessible fridges, freezers or ambient spaces that offer food for free to everyone in a local area – no referral is required. They make use of surplus food that would have otherwise gone to waste \u2013 mostly from businesses but also from households.<\/p>\n
Find out more about community fridges and larders, including a list of where to find these on our Recycle Devon website.<\/a> The website also has great tips on reducing food waste and about apps such as Olio and Too Good To Go.<\/p>\n Community fridges and larders are also included on the community groups map<\/a> on the Recycle Devon website.<\/p>\n All children in reception, year 1 and year 2 at state schools in England automatically get free school meals. However, if eligible, parents and guardians should apply for free school meals when they enrol or once their child is in school, as this can help their child\u2019s school attract additional funding to support their child\u2019s learning. You can apply at any stage.<\/p>\n From year 3 onwards, you may continue to qualify for free school meals for your child. You can check eligibility and apply on our\u00a0free school meals page<\/a>. The free school meals scheme is a national programme and is not part of the Household Support Fund.<\/p>\nFree school meals<\/h3>\n
Holiday Activities and Food programme<\/h3>\n