Reach-Out Centre
About the Reach Out Centre
Located at 61 Nickel St., the Reach-Out Centre serves Port Colborne and Wainfleet by providing nutrition support like our food bank and meal programs.
!The Reach Out Centre is currently providing modified service. The Food Bank and Meal Program offer pick-up at the door service but our building is closed to the public.
If you wish to provide support to our community during these challenging times, we are still accepting Food Bank donations from Monday to Friday 9am - 4pm at the door of our Reach-Out Centre.
Contact UsIf you wish to provide support to our community during these challenging times, we are still accepting Food Bank donations from Monday to Friday 9am - 4pm at the door of our Reach-Out Centre.
I need emergency food support
If you need emergency food support, we’re here to help. Our Food Bank is operating with modified services due to the pandemic. Please phone us for assistance at 905-835-1914.
Once you’ve become a member registered with of our food bank, you can visit once per month to shop for basics. You can pick up bread, fruits and vegetables every week when available.
During the school year, you can pick up a lunch kit every week for each school-age child, containing enough bread, sandwich items and other essentials to provide enough lunches for the week.
Please bring your ID and grocery bags with you. If you’re a first-time visitor, please bring ID for yourself and any dependants, a stub of proof of income, proof of rent and other bills.
You can also come to our 61 Nickel St. or 92 Charlotte St. location any time Monday to Friday between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. for emergency assistance and crisis support.
The Reach-Out Centre offers three meals, once a week, free of charge. Recipients will get one hot meal and two frozen meals for the week, on Mondays.
Once you’ve become a member registered with of our food bank, you can visit once per month to shop for basics. You can pick up bread, fruits and vegetables every week when available.
During the school year, you can pick up a lunch kit every week for each school-age child, containing enough bread, sandwich items and other essentials to provide enough lunches for the week.
Please bring your ID and grocery bags with you. If you’re a first-time visitor, please bring ID for yourself and any dependants, a stub of proof of income, proof of rent and other bills.
You can also come to our 61 Nickel St. or 92 Charlotte St. location any time Monday to Friday between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. for emergency assistance and crisis support.
The Reach-Out Centre offers three meals, once a week, free of charge. Recipients will get one hot meal and two frozen meals for the week, on Mondays.
- Monday at 4 p.m.
I want to learn about meal programs
The meal program has been modified due to the pandemic. Three meals will be provided on Mondays at 4pm at the Reach Out Food Centre at 61 Nickel Street. One hot meal and two frozen meals will be provided. Phone us for more information.
- Monday at 4 p.m.
Community donations and meal sponsorships are also appreciated! For more information call 905-835-1914
I am interested in growing my own food
Community Garden
Our Community Garden is a wonderful teaching garden located on Davis Street in Port Colborne and built on land donate by the Vale. We offer hands on opportunities for families and individuals to grow their own food. We also have multiple plots at the Lockview Park in partnersip with RAW Materials Inc. and the City of Port Colborne.
Children as young as preschoolers are learning about their environment in our garden in conjunction with our Ontario Early Years Programs.
Thank you to the many volunteers who make both of these gardens possible!
Our Community Garden is a wonderful teaching garden located on Davis Street in Port Colborne and built on land donate by the Vale. We offer hands on opportunities for families and individuals to grow their own food. We also have multiple plots at the Lockview Park in partnersip with RAW Materials Inc. and the City of Port Colborne.
Children as young as preschoolers are learning about their environment in our garden in conjunction with our Ontario Early Years Programs.
Thank you to the many volunteers who make both of these gardens possible!
Thank You to our program funders and supporters
