| Emergency Relief | Ecumenical Pantry |
For further information or to discuss how our service can be tailored to meet your needs, please contact the Family Support Worker
(07) 3510 2700
e mail
How to get here
The Ecumenical Pantry is located at:
358 Given Terrace, Paddington
Just a short walk from Latrobe Terrace (opposite Sacred Heart Church near the corner of Fernberg Road).
The area is serviced by the following City Council buses:
Route 475, 471, 374, 385
For further information on timetables and ticketing contact TRANSlink on 13 12 30.
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Ecumenical Pantry
The Ecumenical Food Pantry provides assistance to those who are struggling financially.
The Pantry operates twice a week (Mondays and Thursdays from 12 noon to 2 pm) and is staffed, maintained and supported by volunteers associated with the Inner Western Suburbs Inter Church Council, the Bardon Fellowship, the Paddington Red Hill Rotary Club and the community.
What do we offer?
• Food vouchers
• Preserved food and frozen meals
• Bread
• Fruit and vegetables
• Christmas Hampers
Counselling and referral is also available when the Social Worker is on the premises (or by appointment).
Who is eligible for this service?
Applicants need to:
• be receiving a government pension or payment
• have lived at the same address for at least six months
• live in the local area in one of the following suburbs:
• Ashgrove
• Kelvin Grove
• Paddington
• Auchenflower
• Milton
• Petrie Terrace
• Toowong
• Bardon
• Mt Nebo
• Red Hill
• The Gap
What does it cost?
This is a free and confidential service funded by the Commonwealth and State Governments.
Any donations of preserved, canned and frozen foods are welcome.
How to apply
Please bring your Pension or Health Care card with your current address, to confirm your eligibility.