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Netherholm community food hub has fulfilled a vital role thanks to a team of dedicated volunteers whose healthy food packages have been a boon for local residents.

Netherholm Area Association, which is affiliated to Thenue Housing, also swung into action at the start of the pandemic and worked in partnership with the hub, handing out packages.The hub has also forged a close working relationship with the FareShare charity which redistribute surplus food to charities.The hub is located in Netherholm community hall, which celebrates the second anniversary of its opening next month.There have also been donations of food from supermarkets and local businesses who along with FareShare have been described by the food hub as.

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