Supporting those in need during the Covid crisis

Volunteers of the North Ulster Act Initiative have been working to provide support to some of the most vulnerable and in need in the Antrim area by delivering food parcels.
By Elinor Glynn
Published 29th Jun 2020, 09:22 BST
North Ulster ACT ladies and men at their food bank in Antrim - Ian McLaughlin, Tom McAleese, Tania Smylie, Olive Burns, Barbara Scott , Stuart Burns and Chloe BurnsNorth Ulster ACT ladies and men at their food bank in Antrim - Ian McLaughlin, Tom McAleese, Tania Smylie, Olive Burns, Barbara Scott , Stuart Burns and Chloe Burns
North Ulster ACT ladies and men at their food bank in Antrim - Ian McLaughlin, Tom McAleese, Tania Smylie, Olive Burns, Barbara Scott , Stuart Burns and Chloe Burns

Volunteers of the North Ulster Act Initiative have been working to provide support to some of the most vulnerable and in need in the Antrim area by delivering food parcels.

Pictured are some of the members at their foodbank.

Photograph kindly submitted.

North Ulster ACT ladies and men at their food bank in Antrim - Ian McLaughlin, Tom McAleese, Tania Smylie, Olive Burns, Barbara Scott , Stuart Burns and Chloe BurnsNorth Ulster ACT ladies and men at their food bank in Antrim - Ian McLaughlin, Tom McAleese, Tania Smylie, Olive Burns, Barbara Scott , Stuart Burns and Chloe Burns
North Ulster ACT ladies and men at their food bank in Antrim - Ian McLaughlin, Tom McAleese, Tania Smylie, Olive Burns, Barbara Scott , Stuart Burns and Chloe Burns

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