A Collective Voice For Pantries

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Introducing our 2026 Manifesto

As communities across Scotland step into a new year, one thing is clear: dignity and stability must be at the heart of how we support people to access food.

Every week, community pantries provide dignified access to nutritious food; strengthening health, connection, and resilience in local communities.

To keep this lifeline strong, long-term, secure investment is essential.

This manifesto sets out our commitment to building a fairer, more stable future for community food support across Scotland.

Find Your Local Pantry

Members of the Scottish Pantry Network work in a variety of locations across the country. Please use the map provided to find your locally run and managed Pantry with Opening Times.

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Building stronger communities and improving the lives of people all over Scotland!

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Fancy a cuppa and some biscuits?

Want an excuse to get out the house? Love baking (or just love eating baked goods)?

Every Tuesday at Helenslea Community Hall, we host a coffee afternoon where we bring different biscuits/cakes/yummy things every week! Pop in to 48 Methven Street, any time after 1pm til 3pm and get a free hot drink and something to snack on. Absolutely everyone is welcome, this is an inclusive and safe space for all.

For more information email our Community Worker Erin at enquiries@scottishpantrynetwork.org.uk

Pull up a chair and join the conversation

Our Conversation Café is back on the 24th November, 10–11:30am at 213 Braidfauld St, G32 8PS.

It’s a warm, welcoming space to talk about mental health, share experiences, and support one another over a cuppa

Together with @SAMHScotland and The Scottish Pantry Network, we’re breaking the stigma — one conversation at a time

Challenge Poverty Week

As Challenge Poverty Week 2025 draws to a close, we’re reflecting on the power of collaboration in tackling food insecurity across Scotland.

This week, Prepmate meal kits were distributed through:
🫶🏻 Heart of Scotstoun Pantry
🫶🏻 Carbrain and Cumbernauld Pantry
🫶🏻The Trust Port Glasgow, supported by Sandra and her dedicated team
🫶🏻Kilsyth Pantry, with further donations reaching St Benedict’s Church, Parish of St John Bosco, and the Salesian Sisters Convent in Easterhouse.

Each partnership demonstrates what can be achieved when communities, charities, and organisations work together to ensure everyone has access to nutritious, affordable meals.

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