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- Homeless Support Matteress
Yesterday we were able to deliver a mattress to Pete, who is currently homeless. A big thank you to Cameron and the team at Foodbank… Read more: Homeless Support Matteress - Meet Our Tassie Tiger: Carved Wooden Mascot – Giver of Hope
The Lost Tiger – The Finder of Hope Some stories begin with what has been found. Others begin with what has been lost. The Lost… Read more: Meet Our Tassie Tiger: Carved Wooden Mascot – Giver of Hope - Meet Our Wombat: Carved Animal Mascot – The Provider
The Woodland Wombat – The Provider Some heroes do not stand in the spotlight. They quietly get on with the work that needs doing. They… Read more: Meet Our Wombat: Carved Animal Mascot – The Provider - StreetShelter: A Reflection on Shelter, Dignity and Mutual Aid
StreetShelter was an informal emergency accommodation initiative that emerged from relationships built through community outreach and Food Not Bombs Hobart. It was never a formal… Read more: StreetShelter: A Reflection on Shelter, Dignity and Mutual Aid - Welcome to Food Not Bombs Hobart
Thank You for Joining Us Welcome to Food Not Bombs Hobart. We’re excited that you’re considering becoming part of our community. Whether you’re here to… Read more: Welcome to Food Not Bombs Hobart - Need Help?
Need a hand? Food Not Bombs Hobart provides free meals, food support, basic supplies, and community connection for people doing it tough. Whether you’re experiencing homelessness, financial hardship, or simply need some support, you’re welcome to reach out. - Frequently Asked Questions
What is Food Not Bombs Hobart? Food Not Bombs Hobart is a volunteer-run community group that shares food, practical support, friendship, and hope. We believe… Read more: Frequently Asked Questions - Our Values
Our Values At Food Not Bombs Hobart, we believe that everyone deserves access to food, friendship, dignity, and community. Food is more than nutrition. A… Read more: Our Values - Radical Act: The Shared Table
One of the most significant developments within Food Not Bombs Hobart has been the creation of the Shared Table. Today it may appear simple: people… Read more: Radical Act: The Shared Table - Welcome to Food Not Bombs Hobart
Welcome to Food Not Bombs Email - Rapid Kindness Network: Food Support with a Human Touch
Sometimes kindness begins with a simple message. At Food Not Bombs Hobart, our Rapid Kindness Network is designed to respond quickly when someone reaches out… Read more: Rapid Kindness Network: Food Support with a Human Touch - The Free Market: Mutual Aid in Action – More Than a Giveaway
At Food Not Bombs Hobart, we do more than distribute food and supplies. Through our Free Market, people experiencing homelessness and hardship can choose what they need with dignity, creating a practical example of mutual aid in action. - Roles at FNB Hobart
Food Not Bombs Hobart is built by everyday people contributing what they can. Some volunteers cook. Some collect food. Some drive. Some talk to people.… Read more: Roles at FNB Hobart - Co-Hosting FNB Hobart Community Event
Informal weekend gatherings that focus less on “relief” and more on fun, music, and community bonding to combat the isolation often felt by those experiencing homelessness. - Rapid Kindness Network for FNB Hobart – Support Where It’s Needed
Introducing Rapid Kindness Network – Hobart We’re excited to share something growing in our community. Rapid Kindness Network is a simple idea with a powerful… Read more: Rapid Kindness Network for FNB Hobart – Support Where It’s Needed - Volunteer Guidelines & Expectations
Volunteers are at the heart of Food Not Bombs Hobart. Whether you’re helping prepare meals, sorting donations, packing Pete’s Packs, serving food, assisting at community events, or simply offering a friendly conversation, your contribution matters. We ask all volunteers to treat everyone with dignity, kindness, and respect. Our goal is not only to share food, but to build community, create connection, and offer hope through practical acts of mutual aid. No special skills are required—just a willingness to help, learn, and work alongside others. - Our Own Garden – Growing More Than Food
At one stage, Food Not Bombs Hobart helped support a community garden connected to a psychosocial centre. Our resident gardener was recovering from alcohol addiction, and the garden became part of his recovery journey — offering purpose, routine, connection, and a way to contribute meaningfully to community life. - StreetShelter — A bed for the night.
Sometimes the biggest difference starts with something very small — a safe place to sleep. Through connections made at FNB Hobart, we began thinking about… Read more: StreetShelter — A bed for the night. - Bread Not Bombs: Door-to-Door and Community Group Support
Priscilla’s Bread Basket is a simple, relational outreach built around delivering bread directly to people in the community. Each delivery provides practical support while also creating a regular point of connection. - Food Hampers — Ready Support When Needed
In times of need, our mobile food hampers provide immediate support with a variety of essentials, ready to be shared during community outreach or spontaneous moments.
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