SUPRA food pantry

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We know that the cost of living is impacting students. SUPRA has a small food pantry to try to help students with food costs. All students are welcome to visit our office during office hours and browse the food pantry.

Pantry stock is subject to availability, and items will be re-stocked daily. Please bring your own bag to carry your items.

Fill in this form to tell us what items you would like us to have in our food pantry, and to tell us about your food situation. All questions are optional. All answers are anonymous.

Are you an undergraduate or postgraduate student?

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Tell us about your food situation

The next 3 questions are about your food situation. We know that going without food happens to lots of students now and again. These questions will help us understand the food situation for students and help us understand what support students might need.

In the last 12 months, have you ever worried that your food will run out before you are able to buy more?

In the last 12 months, have you run out of food and not had enough money to buy more?

What support or resources would be important to help you with cost of living pressures?

What should we have in our food pantry?

The next 4 questions are about our food pantry, and what you would like us to have available. Please focus on shelf-stable, packaged foods (we do not have refrigeration available and cannot store fresh or perishable foods). Be specific about brands and types of food. Please also let us know if there are important things to know about how this food should be stored (for example, in keeping with halal or kosher requirements).

Please think about staple food that you rely on. What everyday or inexpensive food items would you like to us to have in our food pantry?

Please think about more expensive food that you would like to have but maybe can’t always afford to buy. What more expensive food items would you like us to have in our food pantry?

What kinds of food do you usually prefer to eat or cook? Please include details about culture, cuisine or country as well as dietary restrictions or preferences:

What non-food items would be helpful for you to find in our food pantry (for example, toilet paper, toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo, conditioner, soap)?

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If you are looking for more help or support for your food situation:

Visit the FoodHub – open Monday to Friday, 10am – 2pm at Level 3, Wentworth Building (outside Laneway Cafe). The FoodHub has free food and other essential items.
Check out our list of free or cheap food resources.
Postgrad students can contact us for advice – our casework service can provide you with free advice on financial or food affordability issues.
Undergrad students can contact an SRC Caseworker for help.

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