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Neighbour to Neighbour Community Food Centre
“It’s a safe space to share experiences, make new friends and connections.”
A place to feel welcome
Since 1986, Hamilton’s Neighbour to Neighbour Centre has been working to address local food insecurity issues head-on. In 2016, in partnership with Right To Food, Neighbour to Neighbour Centre expanded its existing poverty alleviation and prevention programs by creating the Hamilton Community Food Centre.
The Neighbour to Neighbour Community Food Centre is located in Rolston, a culturally diverse neighbourhood with a growing senior population. The Community Food Centre is home to innovative food programming for seniors, new immigrants, families with young children, and the wider community.
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Coming to [the] Community Food Centre has made me feel welcome and friendly; I am able to talk and express myself.
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