65 million free brekkies.
Even more smiles.

“If I come to school without breakfast, it’s harder to learn,” says Aamena, a student leader at Mount Waverley Secondary College, where we’ve dropped in early, before the morning bell, to join in their Brekky Club. 

“Because of Breakfast Club, I can have cereal or toast or anything I like, and I come to school full… It really helps those who have to come to school early or can’t afford breakfast.” 

We’re here to celebrate a School Breakfast Clubs Program milestone: 65 MILLION BREAKFASTS served to school kids right across the state. That’s 65 million mornings made a whole lot brighter for students across 1,381 Victorian schools. Happy kids with bellies full of healthy food heading to class, content and ready to learn.

As Year 7 and 8 students wander into the breakfast room, they pour themselves bowls of Vita Brits and Cheerios, and spread Vegemite on fresh bread. They grab apples, oranges and fruit cups, and take a seat at one of the many tables. For Molly, it’s a great place to have fun with her friends over a game of Uno or Connect 4. “You can meet someone new and have a good bond with them over food,” she says. Every school does Breakfast Club their own way. But all make a huge difference to the 600,000 kids who can access the free program, run in partnership with the Victorian Government, and offered to all government schools.

“The School Breakfast Club is vitally important,” says Deputy Premier Ben Carroll, who’s joined us for the landmark celebrations. “All the evidence shows that young people with food in their tummy concentrate better in the classroom, it’s a more civil classroom. “I think we do it better than anywhere in the world here in Victoria, and it’s something we should be very proud of – and 65 million meals shows just what a success it is.”

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How a Foodbank Pantry can support your community 

We are committed to helping our partners provide nutritious food to individuals and families in need across Western Australia.

Our Foodbank Pantry program gives you an easy and affordable way to offer essential items directly to the people you support. It helps you stretch your resources further so you can help more people, more often.  

How it works

You can choose from more than 40 staple products and place your order online or by phone. There is no minimum order, so you can choose exactly what your organisation needs. You can collect from your local Foodbank WA branch or arrange delivery where available.  

Why establish a Foodbank Pantry 

A Foodbank Pantry gives you consistent and convenient access to a wide range of products. This includes staples, protein, personal care and household items, all chosen based on feedback from our partners and our clients. You’ll always receive items with full shelf life and benefit from our strong relationships with major manufacturers. These partnerships mean we can offer sustainable and competitive pricing, helping your organisation provide more support, more widely. We also offer help with ordering, logistics and advice on running your pantry effectively.  

How to get started 

  • If you are already a registered charity partner, simply complete the order form. It is designed to help you understand the full cost of your order.
  • If you are not yet registered, you can sign up and learn more at foodbank.org.au/wa/who-we-help/charities/.
  • Once your order is ready, organise pick up or talk to us about available delivery options.

For more information, reach out to your local Foodbank WA branch.

Together, we can get food to those who need it. Thank you for partnering with us and helping us work towards our vision of healthy food for all, because it is a basic human right

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At Foodbank WA, we believe healthy food is a basic human right. 

Every day we feed, educate and advocate to make sure every Western Australian has access to the food they need.

Our work not only supports local communities, it also plays a vital role in helping Australia deliver on key United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

No poverty and zero hunger

We provide food and groceries to everyday Western Australians who are experiencing food stress, including during natural disasters. In FY24 we provided more than 9.3 million meals, ensuring support reaches families, individuals and communities when they need it most. Our School Breakfast Program helps over 25,330 students start their day with a nutritious meal, giving children the best chance to learn and thrive.

Reduced inequalities

Our services reach regional and remote communities across Western Australia. Through our branches, Mobile Foodbanks, volunteers and charity partners, we make sure people facing barriers to access are supported with dignity and respect. We connect people to wider supports and offer nutrition education that empowers households to build healthier and more resilient futures.  

Responsible consumption and production

Reducing food waste is at the heart of what we do. In FY25 we rescued 4.3 million kilos of surplus and imperfect food that would otherwise have gone to landfill. Less than 5% of the food we source ends up as waste thanks to our quality checks, our Community Kitchen and partnerships with local farmers and RichGro, who turn remaining scraps into fertiliser. This work significantly reduces greenhouse gas emissions and supports a circular food economy across Western Australia. 

Partnerships for the goals

None of this is possible without strong partnerships. We work with growers, manufacturers, retailers, community organisations, donors and thousands of volunteers to create meaningful environmental and social impact. With a demonstrated Social Return on Investment of $5.68 for every dollar invested, we are committed to transparency, ethical governance and long term, sustainable change.

Together, we are building a more sustainable, equitable and resilient Western Australia. With your help, we can continue to get healthy food to those who need it, reduce waste and strengthen communities for generations to come. 

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Introducing MADE, our refreshed Community Kitchen meals 

A warm, hearty meal can make a difficult day feel a little lighter. 

Our Community Kitchen has been doing this for years, transforming rescued ingredients into affordable, nutritious meals for people across Western Australia.

Last year, our team produced 52,230 fresh and frozen meals, adding to the half a million meals made since the kitchen first opened. 

These meals are available through our branches and our Mobile Foodbank so customers can pick up something wholesome, comforting and ready to heat.

We’re excited to share that our ready-made meals now have their own identity, a brand that reflects the heart and care behind every dish.

Introducing MADE. Created by The Brand Agency, MADE stands for Meals all day, everyday. The concept captures what our meals have always been about, taking simple ingredients and turning them into something nourishing.

MADE celebrates the love and skill poured into every recipe, from our dedicated chef to our incredible volunteers who help produce thousands of meals each week. Made with care, made with purpose, made to share.

Access to affordable ready-made meals can often be the difference between someone skipping dinner or sitting down to something warm and satisfying. MADE makes it easier to offer families and individuals a quick, healthy option with no extra burden on household budgets or cooking facilities.

You’ll now see the MADE brand across our branches and Mobile Foodbank. The meals inside the packaging remain the same nutritious, hearty dishes our customers know and value. The new branding simply helps us tell the story better, highlighting the care and community behind every container. 

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Every week, our Geraldton team opens the doors with one goal, to make life a little easier for families doing it tough. 

Recently, they received a beautiful handwritten letter that reminded us just how meaningful that support can be. 

Courtney, a local mum, shared how shopping with Foodbank WA has given her some much needed breathing space. It helps her nourish her children without the constant stress that rising living costs bring. She told us the support she receives helps her parent more calmly and confidently and gives her the chance to be more present with her kids.

For Courtney, the experience is about much more than groceries. She described the relief of walking into a space filled with kindness and smiles, even on the overwhelming days. Our Geraldton team’s warmth and patience have become a bright spot in her week, sometimes the only day she gets out of the house.

“You all do such an incredible job and we are so grateful. Foodbank day is one of the top highlights of my week. The work you do is so valuable and you’ve all had a very meaningful and lasting impact in our lives.”

Messages like this mean so much to us. They remind us why our teams, volunteers and supporters show up every day. It is not just about providing food, it is about offering dignity, connection and hope.

To Courtney, thank you. Your words have lifted our whole organisation. Your courage in reaching out reflects the strength we see in so many families across Western Australia.

And to our Geraldton team, this letter is a testament to your compassion and the safe, welcoming space you create. You truly make a difference. 

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A behind the scenes look at Brownes Dairy 

Our nutritionists put on their learning hats and headed to Brownes Dairy in Balcatta for a behind the scenes tour of one of Western Australia’s most iconic dairy producers. 

The team were warmly welcomed by farmer Damien, Jo and Curly Sue the farm dog. They introduced us to Brownes Dairy’s community program where thousands of students take part in free school tours each year. These tours help children learn where milk comes from, why it is good for us and how it forms part of a healthy diet. 

The tour included a short video called From Moo ToYou showing how milk is sourced from dairy farms in the South West, collected in tankers and taken to Brunswick where it is processed. From there it is packaged at the Balcatta facility before heading to supermarkets and onto our tables.

Farmer Damien explained how milk is made safe to drink and talked through standardisation, homogenisation and pasteurisation and the rigorous testing that happens from farm to packaging. It was a great reminder of the huge amount of work that goes into producing the dairy foods many of us enjoy every day.

The tour continued in the production facility, with strict food safety measures, including PPE, hygiene protocols and the specialist equipment in action keeping products safe and fresh.

One of the highlights was visiting the innovation kitchen where the team took part in taste testing the new range of yoghurts and had fun guessing the flavours before seeing the packaging.

The team also had the chance to see the fast paced production line where different products are filled, sealed and packed ready for shelves. Seeing how quickly everything moves behind the scenes was fascinating.

The tour finished with Belinda the cow. Some of the team even tried their hand at milking which brought plenty of laughs and made the experience extra memorable.

It was a fun and informative visit that not only deepened our understanding of dairy production but will help strengthen the way we talk about nutrition in our programs and classrooms. 

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Our nom! Kids Kitchen has had an incredible few months, bringing the joy of cooking to children across Perth. 

We believe every child should have the chance to learn to cook and enjoy healthy food. That belief sits at the heart of our nom! programs, and it is why we have created this newest initiative within our suite of nom! programs.

During the January school holidays, our nom! Kids Kitchen took pride of place at Westfield Booragoon’s Nourish Nook. 

Children rolled up their sleeves and stepped into the role of little nom! chefs, making simple and nutritious snacks with the support of our team of nutritionists. Each child received their own recipe card to take home and a special nom! chef hat, a small touch that made the experience even more memorable.

The two morning sessions focused on making Crazy Corn Dip served with fresh vegetables. In the afternoons, the mixing bowls came out again for our Atomic Apple Crumble. Both recipes are long time favourites and designed to be fun to make, tasty and lunchbox approved. The recipes follow the Australian Dietary Guidelines, which means parents can feel confident that the recipes and skills learnt support healthier eating at home and in the lunchbox.

These workshops build on the success of our nom! Kids Kitchen at the Perth Royal Show in 2024 and 2025, where hundreds of children had the chance to get hands on with fresh ingredients. We saw the same excitement at Booragoon, with kids proudly tasting their creations and discovering new flavours along the way.

We all know that healthy eating habits start early. When children learn to cook and prepare simple meals, it sets them up with skills that last a lifetime. Our nom! Kids Kitchen isn’t just about cooking, it is about fun, confidence, and showing young people that healthy food can be enjoyable and easy to make.

We are grateful to every family who joined us and to the partners who helped make these workshops possible. We look forward to welcoming even more little chefs into our nom! kitchen as we continue to grow this fun and meaningful program. 

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How Brekkie Club became a vital recovery hub

The first few weeks of a new school year can be hard – getting to know your new classmates and your teachers and getting back into the habit of homework and study.

But for the students at 29 Victorian schools from Cobram to Lorne, the start of the school year has been even more challenging. Many of these kids, their families and their friends are still feeling the devastating effects of the January bushfires that burned more than 400,000 hectares across the state – an area five times the size of Singapore.

To support these school communities, Foodbank’s School Breakfast Clubs Program, run with the Victorian Government, is providing additional food relief. All schools impacted by bushfires are being offered School Breakfast Club supplies and have been invited to order additional take-home food packs that provide nourishment to students and their families after the school day ends. 

Foodbank Victoria CEO Dave McNamara says: “Foodbank is proud to deliver this vital program, providing healthy meals to kids and their families who need a bit of extra support right now, as part of our broader bushfire relief and recovery response.”

Foodbank Victoria’s breakfast clubs began as a way to assist families affected by the Black Saturday bushfires in 2009. “We put fridges in schools and we delivered fresh produce,” recalls Dave. “We did milk runs with vans and bought some breakfast products: UHT milk, cereal, bread. It was pretty basic, but it made a real difference.” 

With the support of the state government, the School Breakfast Clubs Program was officially launched in 2016. Today, students in more than 1,300 primary and secondary schools have access to a healthy, nourishing breakfast. 

“The School Breakfast Clubs Program provides more than just nutritious food – it improves concentration and learning outcomes, builds social skills, improves attendance, and it’s a fun way to start the day with friends,” says Dave. 

“I think it’s one of the best assets Victoria has, because it ensures the possibility of a bright future for all Victorian kids.”

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Three quarters of struggling households in NSW & ACT experienced food insecurity for the first time last year – yet top income earners saw their wealth increase by $600,000 a day

Media Release    

Everyday Australians are struggling to make ends meet, with the cost-of-living crisis the major cause of concern for households across NSW and the ACT. 

Data from the 2025 Foodbank Hunger Report showed one in three households in NSW and the ACT experienced food insecurity in the past year. And an alarming 74 percent of those households going hungry were navigating food shortage for the first time ever.  

Yet in the same year, according to new data released by Oxfam Australia, the nation’s highest income earners saw their wealth increase by almost $600,000 a day. 

The anti-poverty charity this week published research which revealed Australia’s 48 billionaires hold more wealth than the almost 11 million lower income earners sitting on the other end of the scale combined. 

The findings highlight the disparity in our current economic climate and emphasise the need for increased support for those experiencing hardship, at a time when housing affordability is directly impacting people’s ability to put food on the table.  

Figures from the 2025 Foodbank Hunger Report also show the combination of unaffordable and unavailable housing is making it harder than ever for people to make ends meet.  

The report highlights that 50 percent of renters and 28 percent of mortgage holders in NSW and the ACT are now food insecure. A significant number of households cited “changes in household or living arrangements”, such as moving house or rising rent, as a key reason for their food insecurity.

Samantha Prescott, Chief Operating Officer of Foodbank NSW & ACT, said the organisation is seeing more people forced to make impossible choices between paying for housing or putting food on the table. 

“When rent goes up or interest rates increase, food is often one of the first things sacrificed. Over a third of Aussies are struggling to make ends meet, and just one in five households are living comfortably on their current income.    

“Food insecurity doesn’t look one way – it can affect any of us at any time. We’re hearing from people who’ve never needed help before; middle-income earners, people with jobs earning $90,000 a year.    

“This isn’t just about poverty. It’s about a system where even working Australians can no longer afford the basics. We believe everyone should have access to the food they need, but we can’t make that happen without the support of our communities and partners. 

“Every dollar donated allows us to provide two meals to someone in need. We urge our communities to stand with us and help ensure no one goes hungry.”  

Samantha Prescott

COO of Foodbank NSW & ACT

As the cost-of-living crisis hits Australians harder than ever, Foodbank NSW & ACT is calling on the support of those who can help. 

To support Foodbank NSW & ACT, visit the Donate Now page below.  

If you or someone you know needs food assistance, please visit the Find Food Assistance page below and look for the ‘Find Food’ button. 

Dan Elsom

  

Communications Manager

For all state media enquiries

M: 0439 425 176 

E: daniel.elsom@foodbanknsw.org.au

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Actually, there aren’t any feathers involved – unless you count feather light upholstery! By purchasing a $10 raffle ticket, you can help us raise vital funds to support families right across the state. Every ticket sold makes a real difference, helping feed Victorians doing it tough.

You’ll also go in the running to win an amazing $300K first prize pack, including a BMW, a Mini Countryman and more than $140,000 in Gold Bullion. Tickets are limited and entries close 12 March 2026, so best be quick – before you miss out!

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