About us
Sufra NW London addresses both the causes and consequences of extreme poverty, homelessness and social isolation in the community. Our emergency interventions and innovative courses provide a life-line to people in crisis – empowering them to improve their wellbeing, learn new skills, find work and become financially stable.
Donate
Our Food Bank, Community Kitchen and other services are only possible thanks to the generous donations we receive from individuals, local organisations and businesses. With your support, we can ensure that no one in our community goes hungry.
Our Guests
From the moment our guests access the Food Book and speak with our volunteers, our aim is to provide them with all the support they need to transition from crisis and desperation to independence, wellbeing and re-integration in the community.
Get help
Can’t afford to buy food? We can provide you and your family with emergency food and toiletries, as well as ongoing support and advice.
Directory of Local Services
We have put together a comprehensive Directory of Local Services that provide specialist assistance for people struggling with a wide range of issues.
Get involved
If you are passionate about helping people overcome poverty and isolation, there are many ways you can support our work – such as by volunteering, donating essential supplies, referring clients, fundraising or even connecting with us on social media.
News and Events
Food Poverty In a World of Plenty
This Muharram and Safar, Sufra NW London will be fighting the injustice of food poverty in a world
St Raphael’s Edible Garden Opening Ceremony
St Raphael's Edible Garden was officially opened on Saturday 3rd August by the honourable Mayor of Brent and
Summer Academy 2019
The Summer Academy is our latest AQA accredited course aimed at young people between 11-18 years of age
Refugee Resettlement Program Announcements
Refugee Resettlement Program Announcements There have been a few changes made to our Refugee Resettlement Program. Including new
Get Involved In The Future of St Raphael’s Estate
Get involved in the future of St Raphael’s Estate Brent Council wants local residents and the community to
More Than A Food Bank: Our Latest Film
Let’s face it, food banks don’t address the real causes of hunger and poverty in our communities. In
