Suitable for Single for 24 hours.

Contains:

1l UHT Milk ($1)
1 can baked beans or Spaghetti ($1)
1 Can of tuna 185g ($1)
1 400ml Botlle of juice (25c)
TeaBags x 6
Cup of soup Vegiful (50c)
Pasta and Sauce
Small box Cornflakes or other cereal
1 piece of fruit or tin of fruit
1 bread roll or packet of crackers

Provides Breakfast of cereal and milk and juice, lunch of Beans and Tea of tuna and pasta.

cost $6-$7 per box and a bus ticket or $10 gift card for petrol or other costs

Good for Uni Students and Single Pensioners

Can be boxed and stored on shelf eg at University or packed fresh when sourced from TAWI direct.

Includes a list of other resources to access longer term help.

A Typical Example of an Emergency Supply Pack

Outline

To supply assistance to pensioners in the community who follow an alternative spiritual path by providing a small amount of food each week.

Including:

1 loaf bread
7 pieces fruit
cheap meat
some fresh vegies
1l juice
donated goods in cans
$10 gift card for other goods (if urgent)

To help with the rising costs of food

Nomination by email and Pensioner must meet criteria for ongoing "Adopted help"
Upon registration of "Adopted" Pensioner will be assigned a family/ group or Temple

Suit Families in crisis

Box of donated goods + gift card

Must meet the code of TAWI and be nutritional and adequate and balanced

This project is already underway

Toiletry Pack Includes Toothpaste, brush, pads, shampoo samples and a bar of soap

Pet Pack includes a can of dog food and/or packet of cat food

Baby Pack includes 4 nappies, jar of food and sample of cereal (no formula as we want to remain supportive of natural methods of baby nutrition however gift card can be supplied at our discretion for such things)

These can be sourced as samples from suppliers to.... many companies give away gift samples

Beltaine 2009

Fun Family Feast at low cost self catered at local venue to raise money for TAWI Projects and involvement in other activities

See SheroStar for details

Pagan Parenting Group

Meetings held once a month to help build a sense of community for families with initially younger children and build a strong sense of community for the future.

These events are currently laid back and very informal to keep costs to parents low.

This group is supported by an online forum run by Dragonfly

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