Location:
New Horizons Centre, 1 Robson Avenue, NW10 3SG
*nearest buses: 206, 226, 187, 6.
*nearest tube: Dollis Hill, Willesden Green, Harlesden
Opening Times:
Community Shop & Community Café: Mondays 12.00 – 16.00 & Tuesdays 11.00 – 15.00
Community Kitchen: Mondays & Tuesday 18.00 – 20.00
Eligibility criteria
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- Families with dependents under 18 (or under 25 with SEN)*
- London Borough of Brent resident
- In receipt of means tested benefit
Would you like to volunteer?
Pathway Volunteer Role Description
What is included in the membership?
Based on a 3-month membership model, a weekly £4 fee will give members access to:

Community Shop
Weekly shopping worth up to £30 at our Community Shop

Cafe and Kitchen
Free snacks and refreshments for the member's family at our Community Café during the day and hot meals at the Community Kitchen in the evening

Advice and Guidance
Triaging and themed welfare advice, so they can be registered for appropriate workshops and follow-up appointments, ensuring they gain as much from the membership to support them as possible.

Health and Wellbeing focus
A focus on both physical and mental health, with various sessions and wellbeing activities run by our partners in the space.
CWP Impact Report
This report for the period of February 2023 to September 2024 provides a comprehensive analysis of the Community Wellbeing Project's impact on participating households. Based at Bridge Park Leisure Centre, the project had a significant impact across outcome areas and made a lasting impression on the community it serves.
Beyond the Food Bank toolkit
As the Community Wellbeing Project reached it's anniversary, Sufra created a Beyond the Food Bank toolkit for setting up an alternative, innovative model of support. The toolkit shares how Sufra created the Community Wellbeing Project and what steps local organisations can take to replicate it. Our goal is to maximise the project's impact, by inspiring other charitable organisations and councils to recreate the project in their local areas. The toolkit has been shared with over 50 organisations within London so far.
The success of the model very much depends on the working closely with Brent Council and a host of other partners – from Brent Hubs and public health, to a number of voluntary sector organisations and food redistribution charities. We are definitely stronger and more effective when working together.
