Despite the cold weather that we have experienced recently, we were not discouraged and continued with this weeks Seva. Once again, offering freshly cooked pasta along with crisps, chocolates, biscuits and other refreshments we were able to provide food to over 20 people. Since the start of our feed the less fortunate project …
Unfortunately this evening we saw our quietest Seva since we started. A combination of rain and cold weather resulted in not many people turning out for our Seva. We were still able to distribute all the prepared food which was Pizza and chips this evening. After speaking to some individuals, it appears that …
Our Seva has been ongoing since April last year, the most common question we are asked each week is “Why do you do this?” Whilst those individuals who require these meals are more aware about our Seva, we will continue to share the same message each week. Sikhism teaches us to give back selflessly to …
As per the same trend as the last few weeks we have seen a decrease in number of people visiting us however we were still able to serve 20+ hot meals. Our volunteers continue to visit known areas and provide meals and snacks to those individuals who require it. This evening we served freshly …
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Over the last week, Sikhs across the country and world have been celebrating the 350th birth anniversary of Guru Gobind Singh Ji (10th Guru and Founder of the Khalsa). During this period Sikhs have been reflecting on they key beliefs of Sikhism and our Seva falls under one of these beliefs (Vand Chako – sharing …
After a few weeks of offering different hot meals such as chips, pizza, we returned this evening with freshly cooked pasta. Similar message each week, those who required a meal were grateful for our offerings and often messages of people being unsure where their next meal was coming from. Some of our volunteers …