Street Corps

Our foodbank works by referrals from local agencies (such as Citizens Advice, Health Visitors, Village Agents, Local Schools etc) to ensure that you are getting all of the help that is available to you.  We will usually take one self referral per month if necessary.  If you need help, then please contact one of those agencies listed, but you can also reach us directly on 07511 313 339.

We always welcome donations of in date, non-perishable foods*.  We've been blessed by many donations lately from local schools and groups for Harvest, so our shelves are well stocked.  However, demand is still high, and we are preparing for our Christmas food parcels, so we'd be very grateful of any of the items below (updated 7 May 2025):

• Tinned Meat (including Fray Bentos pies)
• Jars of Cooking Sauces
• Tinned Spaghetti
• Tinned Ravioli
• Tinned Fruit
• Tinned Custard / Rice Pudding
• Breakfast Cereal
• UHT Milk
• Instant Coffee
• Tea Bags (packs of 80)
• Fruit Squash
• Biscuits
• Crisps & Savoury Snacks
• And we're always grateful for strong shopping bags!

*we cannot accept any homemade items as due to "Natasha's Law" all ingredients and allergens must be listed on any items we provide.

We also welcome financial donations. We regularly spend money at the moment to buy items that we have low stock of, plus purchase fresh or frozen food and Aldi vouchers.  You can donate funds to us, either directly at the corps, or by visiting our Just Giving page at the link on the bottom of this page.

10.30am - 11:30am Morning Worship

All are welcome to our worship services

If you've never been to a Salvation Army worship meeting, they don't follow a set pattern or have set words to recite.  They usually include hymns and worship songs, prayer, bible reading and a talk. Refreshments are served afterwards, and the opportunity for a chat.

First Sunday of the month is our 'Church Family Sunday' - an informal café style service - we serve refreshments halfway through.

Christian faith during the week, when our doors are open to offer programmes and activities for the community.

Monday to Friday 

All day - Food Bank

Referrals are received from local agencies to ensure that people are receiving all the help they need.

Donations - see our regular posts about particular items that are needed.

Monday

10:00am - 12:00pm Job Club 

Representatives from Job Centre Plus in Wells are here to offer help and advice - computers are available for job searching.  Tea and Coffee provided.

Tuesday

9:30am - 11:30am Parent & Toddlers - ages 0 to 4 years (term time only)

Come and meet with other parents while your little ones play; we welcome children from birth until they start school. We have a baby area with soft blankets and baby seats as well as toys for the older ones. Drinks and snacks provided throughout.

Wednesday

9:30am - 11:30am Parent & Toddlers - ages 0 to 4 years (term time only)

See above 

9:30am - 11:30am Paper Sales in Wells

Outside Cafe Nero/Waterstones - always happy to chat and/or pray with you

2:00pm Singing by Heart 

The power of music, especially singing, to unlock memories is an increasingly key feature of dementia care as it seems to access parts of the brain that remain unaffected by the progression of dementia.

‘Singing By Heart’ uses a mixture of secular and religious songs which span the decades. Every song is introduced by a relevant scripture verse and concluded with a prayer. The sessions are designed to encourage communication, recollection of memories, and fun for those taking part.

(See the poster below)

Thursday

9:00am - 3:00pm Street Market 

You can usually find our stall near the Post Office. Come and find yourself a bargain!

We're always looking for donations of new or nearly new items for stock.  All money raised on the stall directly supports our work.

Friday

10:00am - 12:00pm Coffee Morning 

Tea, coffee, bacon rolls, toasted teacakes and the chance for a chat.

Keep up to date with all that's happening at the Corps - newsletters are published on the last Sunday of every month. Read the latest one by clicking on the link below.

Street Parish Council and Somerset County Councillor Liz Leyshon have put together an information sheet for Street residents with useful information of all the sources of help and support that are available in Street and the surrounding area.

Click on the link below to view and download the leaflet.