New premises provide scope for change
The Isle of Man Foodbank is looking to expand and improve its operations, since it moved its base to new premises.
The charity is now located in a building in the grounds of the Isle of Man Creamery in Tromode.
It gives the volunteers the scope to do much more, as one of the people who runs the charity, Neil Mellon, explains:
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