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12 places in the FK postcode area.
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Food
Falkirk Foodbank
A food bank in the Trussell network.
You need a referral first — turning up won't get you in. Ring them, or ask a support worker, health visitor or Citizens Advice to refer you.
Confirmed by 3 sources. From ALISS (opens in a new tab), Give Food (opens in a new tab) and Trussell (opens in a new tab), checked 31 October 2026.
KLSB Foodbank
An independent food bank. We don't know whether this one needs a referral voucher — many do. Ring them, or ask a local adviser, before setting out.
From Give Food (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Roots Foodbank
An independent food bank. We don't know whether this one needs a referral voucher — many do. Ring them, or ask a local adviser, before setting out.
From Give Food (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
A food bank in the IFAN network.
You need a referral first — turning up won't get you in. Ring them, or ask a support worker, health visitor or Citizens Advice to refer you.
From Give Food (opens in a new tab), checked 31 October 2026.
A food bank in the IFAN network.
You need a referral first — turning up won't get you in. Ring them, or ask a support worker, health visitor or Citizens Advice to refer you.
Confirmed by 2 sources. From ALISS (opens in a new tab) and Give Food (opens in a new tab), checked 28 October 2026.
The Soup Pot
Our Soup Pot project began with a small group of volunteers from Ludgate Church recognising the need to provide a place for the men from the nearby hostel to go somewhere warm and have a nutritional meal.
You can just turn up. No referral or voucher needed.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
A Warm Space with free hot soup, drinks & treats CAB Outreach Service Energy Advice Fire & Rescue Advice (including Alarms) Police Safety Advice Games, Crafts and Chat
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 27 August 2026.
Work, training and benefits
Makers is a Scottish Autism community hub delivering day and vocational opportunities for autistic people aged 16 + and individuals with learning disabilities who would otherwise lack opportunities to experience a supported working environment. The service houses a community café, shop and gallery, and a kitchen garden.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 29 October 2026.
Pop-In Pathways
Resilience Learning Partnership’s (RLP) Pathway Pop-In project aims to support individuals in the Alloa community and surrounding areas of Clackmannanshire, who have been marginalised by trauma, empowering them to overcome inequalities and progress towards volunteering, training, or employment, by linking in with local services.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
We run a range of opportunities including job clubs and the TEAM programme, supporting young people aged 16–25 to gain experience, qualifications and move into education, volunteering or work.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 29 October 2026.
Housing and homelessness
This project will provide advice for both Landlords and Tenants within the Private Housing Sector to ultimately encourage good working relationships between both parties. Tenants will be given support to remain in their property through the provision of income maximisation, debt advice, energy efficiency advice, mediation and representation in courts and tribunals, where required. On the other ha…
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 27 August 2026. Their own record hasn't been updated since 2023, so check before setting out.
Women's Service - staff can offer support in the community, at our public office, or in your home if it is safe. Refuge Accommodation - if you are fleeing abuse and need somewhere safe to stay we can support women and families to find accommodation in Clackmannanshire or elsewhere in the UK.
Ring and book first. You can't just turn up — but you don't need anyone to refer you, so ring them yourself and ask for an appointment.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.