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The Yard Cafe at Ally Pally station offers help to elderly residents in isolation

Posted by Susie Holden on March 14, 2020 at 2:21pm in Libraries and Questions, Help, Advice

From facebook - a local business offering help to 10 vulnerable residents:

Hi Palmers Green and Ally Pally...

We would like to help feed 10 vulnerable people throughout this pandemic. We want to ensure our local community has supported access to nutritional, home cooked, hot meals if they are unable to access this independently.

If you know of someone in the local area who would benefit from this support whilst In isolation or is over the age of 70 that is vulnerable and is in a position where they struggle to leave their homes/be put as risk, please do let us know and we can discuss some options.

Let’s stick together!
The Yard Cafe

https://www.facebook.com/theyardcafe/?__tn__=%2Cd%2CP-R&eid=ARBDK1evBvEwGTdzQQMm65CnZ4qAXIuaZ5OmTw0t1AKLco1di1vRj1X8tkVS2pVJkwnWUG7qlImC9cCn

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