Hibernian Community Lunch Club (Hibernian Community Foundation)

Availability : Edinburgh Wide

Who is this for?

The Lunch Club is open to anyone.

Description

We host three, free weekly lunches delivered in partnership with Empty Kitchens Full Hearts. Lunch is served 12-2pm out of the Hibernian Community Hub in the Famous Five Stand at Easter Road Stadium.

As partners we provide a hot two-course meal and allow you the opportunity to socialise with friends, family and make new friends within our community. Come along on a Tuesday and meet our new befrienders for a blether or support.

There is a pantry available, operating weekly on Wednesdays, in partnership with Cyrenians Fare Share. You can pay £2.50 to collect multiple items.

All meals with Hibernian Community Foundation are free to attend and open to all with a variety of meals served, including vegetarian meals at each day. Special menus are also introduced around celebration time of years.

Community lunches are open to all and no booking or registration is required.

 

How do I access this?

  • Self referral

Location information

Famous Five Stand (North Stand), lift-accessible entrance to the left of the club shop and right of the ticket office. Ring the bell for entry.

Opening times

Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday 12pm-2pm.

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Contact Details

Hibernian Community Foundation
12 Albion Pl, Edinburgh, EH7 5QG

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Types of support on offer:

Drop-in
Support in person
Support with others

Type of services on offer:

General wellbeing
Healthy living

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