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posted on 2025-05-29, 11:45 authored by Natasha Slater

Based upon the authors experience of volunteering at a Food Bank, this critical examination highlights the practices and values of The Food Bank as a contemporary vital institution. The need for emergency food is escalating, with a 70% rise in food parcels over the last two years (MKFoodBank,2013). The global issue of hunger is localised in the rationale of UK Food Banks and a social analysis of this charity is important, as exhibiting patterns of social inequalities is one way in which we can recognise our society’s excluded and notions of a new poor (Crompton, 1996, cited in Elliott, 2002).

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Leeds Beckett University

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Critical Reflections: A Student Journal on Contemporary Sociological Issues

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2014

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