Gippsland Water staff lend a hand at the Peoples Kitchen

Woman in Gippsland Water uniform smiles.
Gippsland Water customer care representative Tina chops potatoes at the Kinder Cup Café.

Staff from Gippsland Water rolled up their sleeves at Morwell Neighbourhood House’s ‘Peoples Kitchen’ recently to lend a helping hand.

The Peoples Kitchen aims to provide local people experiencing food insecurity with access to healthy, home-cooked meals.

Gippsland Water employees take part multiple times a year, preparing upwards of 100 meals in the Kinder Cup Café kitchen to support the wider community.

Alongside Morwell Neighbourhood House volunteers, they chop vegetables and cook nutritious meals for transport to the local food bank.

The meals will be distributed to those who need them.

The People’s Kitchen is regularly attended by local organisations, businesses, and community groups who volunteer their time to lend a hand.

Gippsland Water managing director Sarah Cumming said the organisation was committed to supporting the community.

“Our customers value us being involved in the local community,” Ms Cumming said.

“Initiatives like the Peoples Kitchen are a practical way of helping locals in need, especially with the increased cost of living pressures.

“They also provide our people with a sense of pride in being able to give back to their community.”

To learn more about the Peoples Kitchen visit https://morwellnh.org.au/the-peoples-kitchen/

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