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Epsom and Ewell Foodbank

Epsom & Ewell Foodbank Impact Report 2025-26

Epsom & Ewell Foodbank's Impact Report 2025-26 (Held, supported and less alone) shows the difference the foodbank makes to people in crisis: 6,435 people provided with food across 71 wards, a 37% decline in foodbank use since 2023, and families with children accounting for 69% of people supported.

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Epsom and Ewell Foodbank (Charity No. 1197493), part of Good Company Surrey, provides food and compassionate support to people in crisis across East Surrey.

Key Metrics

People fed 6,435 people provided with food in 2025-26 across 71 wards in, or neighbouring, East Surrey
Decline in use 37% decline in Foodbank use since 2023, driven by a fall in frequent visitors
Families supported Families with children account for 42% of vouchers but 69% of people supported
Client hardship 7 in 10 clients surveyed described their financial situation as difficult or very difficult; poor mental health affects 58% of clients
Short-term crisis Nearly 7 in 10 unique clients used the foodbank only once or twice in the year, to help them through a short-term crisis

Key Outcomes

  • 6,435 people received food support across 71 wards in East Surrey, with use concentrated in the five most deprived wards of the catchment.
  • Foodbank use has fallen 37% since 2023, with nearly 7 in 10 clients helped through a short-term crisis with one or two visits.
  • Clients report feeling 'held, supported and less alone', with wraparound support and advice alongside food.

Geography

South East

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