Community Partnership Hubs

Use the buttons below to book into one of our Community Hubs at Battersea or Roehampton

Book for the Roehampton Community Hub - Wednesday

Click Here to book for The Roehampton Community Hub – Wednesday

The Roehampton Community Hub is a social supermarket available to anyone that lives within the SW15 postcode or has children that attend a school within SW15. The Roehampton Community Hub is open 9:30-12:30 and 15:00-17:00 on a Wednesday. You must book a time slot every week to attend the supermarket. Bookings open at 10:00 on Friday and close at 14:00 on Monday.

Book for The Roehampton Community Hub - Thursday

Click Here to book for The Roehampton Community Hub – Thursday

The Roehampton Community Hub is a social supermarket available to anyone that lives within the SW15 postcode or has children that attend a school within SW15. The Roehampton Community Hub is open 9:30-12:30 on a Thursday. You must book a time slot every week to attend the supermarket. Bookings open at 10:00 on Friday and close at 14:00 on Monday.

Book for the Battersea Community Hub - Friday

Click Here to book for the Battersea Community Hub – Friday

The Battersea Community Hub is a social supermarket available to anyone living in Battersea or has children who attend a school in Battersea. The Battersea Community Hub is open 12:30-14:30 on a Friday. You must book a time slot every week to attend the supermarket. Bookings open at 10:00 on Monday and close at 16:00 on Wednesday.

Over 180,000 Community Boxes Delivered That’s over 2.1 million meals from 17 hub sites!

We launched the Roehampton Community Hub in March 2020 in response to Covid, with the idea of helping local families in primary schools in Roehampton where we were already delivering our core programme.

Rackets Cubed was aware that some families were already suffering with food insecurity. We reached out to the local families to gauge interest and immediately had 60 families asking for help within a week. We now support over 200 families within the Roehampton area.

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In Roehampton we have moved to a social supermarket model where we allow the families to select their own products instead of being handed a ready-made box. This has proved to be very popular with the families.

We have copied our original box model in our partner schools throughout the UK and run programmes in Birmingham, Manchester, Walsall, Greater London, and Peterborough.

All the programmes operate very much at the heart of their local communities, and we complement that with local food providers (e.g. FareShare, Felix Project, City Harvest and food banks), local businesses (e.g. the Fruit Stall), local charities (Regenerate, Nurture a child and The Hygiene Bank), and other local institutions and faith groups support.

We are proud to have already provided over 180,000 Community Boxes nationwide.

That’s over 2,100,000 meals from 17 hub sites.

“I was really struggling to cope before the food boxes and it has made a massive difference.”

Charlie, my youngest loves to come on Wednesdays to help pack up the food and all my children have learnt about the importance of kindness through the community hub.

Kristin

The food boxes help so much and each week there may be something new.  We are getting exposed to different foods that we would not buy ourselves.  It has been so important.

Diane

The food boxes had been very helpful especially since lock down when life was uncomfortable.  Life is better when you can feed your children.

Ricardo

It’s amazing, it is such a huge help for the family.  I really appreciate it especially during the pandemic and to know that we are surrounded by great people.  I am so thankful.  My kids are so happy and look forward to Wednesdays.

Melifer

I was scared before I came to the hub, but meeting people in a similar situation has really helped me. Before I was in despair, with two kids and being a single parent I didn’t know if I could cope.  Having the food boxes was such a relief especially to see toiletries. I can only make my money stretch so far.

Anon

Getting involved with the hub as been so rewarding, not only is it a great cause that helps provide food for the masses but its also a great opportunity for me to work amongst great people and give back to the community that has helped me first hand during these unprecedented times.  It gives me great pleasure to see the positive effect it has on the families.

Linda

For any enquiries about Community Partnership Hubs please click here.

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