Demand for emergency food hampers in south-west on the rise as cost of living skyrockets

Monique Patterson
Updated April 28 2022 - 6:39pm, first published 4:15pm
INCREASED DEMAND: Warrnambool and District Food Share's Sarah Vickers, Amanda Hennessy and Tonia Wilcox. Picture: Morgan Hancock
INCREASED DEMAND: Warrnambool and District Food Share's Sarah Vickers, Amanda Hennessy and Tonia Wilcox. Picture: Morgan Hancock

The soaring cost of living has resulted in more south-west residents seeking help from Warrnambool and District Food Share.

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Monique Patterson

I'm a journalist with more than 15 years experience. I currently work at The Standard in Warrnambool. If you have anything to add to this story please contact me at mpatterson@warrnamboolstandard.com.au

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