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Food relief charities reporting increase in demand

By ABC NEWS (Australia)

Published : Aug. 13, 2024 - 09:33

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From people living in tents, to couples with full time jobs, food relief charities say the number of people coming to them for help continues to grow. In Adelaide, one organisation is opening the city's first free supermarket, offering fresh produce, pantry items and cooked meals rescued from local businesses to those struggling to pay their grocery bills.

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