Everyone deserves access to nutritious food
and the support they need to thrive
Food banks are an important part of a caring, connected community, helping individuals and families put food on the table during challenging times. Whether you need support, want to give back, or are looking for ways to help a neighbour, there are opportunities for everyone to make a difference in North Stormont.
Community Food Share - Finch Satellite Office
For over 30 years, Community Food Share has been supporting residents across Stormont and Dundas Counties. Located in Winchester, this registered charity provides food assistance and a range of community programs to residents throughout North Stormont and surrounding communities.
Casselman-Crysler-St-Albert (CCS) Food Bank
Founded in February 1998 in the aftermath of the Ice Storm, the CCS Food Bank was established by a dedicated group of local volunteers to support individuals and families facing hardship. Today, through the generosity of the community and the ongoing commitment of its volunteers, the organization continues to provide essential food assistance and respond to the growing needs of vulnerable residents across the region.
Green Food Box Program
Hosted by the Centre de santé communautaire de l'Estrie the Green Food Box Program is an affordable, community-based food initiative that provides fresh, nutritious fruits and vegetables at a low cost. For just $20 per month per box, residents can enjoy a variety of quality produce while supporting healthy eating and food security in North Stormont.
For current order dates, pick-up schedules, and additional program information, visit:
https://www.greenfoodbox.ca/north_stormont.php
Meals on Wheels Program
he Meals on Wheels Program, offered by Carefor North Stormont Community Support Centre, provides nutritious, home-delivered meals to help residents maintain their independence while staying connected to their community. More than just a meal, the program offers friendly social interaction and a valuable wellness check with every delivery.
Meals include a soup or salad, a hot or frozen entrée, and a dessert. Frozen meals can be heated and enjoyed at your convenience, while hot meals are delivered ready to eat. Dedicated volunteers pick up meals from local kitchens and deliver them directly to participants' homes.
The program strives to accommodate special dietary needs whenever possible, including diabetic, low-sodium, minced, and vegetarian meals. Deliveries are available on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, excluding statutory holidays.
Meals on Wheels offers a convenient, affordable, and reliable way for seniors and individuals with health or mobility challenges to enjoy healthy meals while remaining safely in their own homes.
https://carefor.ca/programs/meal-delivery/
Additional Assistance Programs
211 Ontario - A free helpline to find the essential services you need
211 Ontario is a free, confidential information and referral service that connects residents with essential community, social, government, and health supports available in their area. Available 24 hours a day by phone, text, chat, or online, 211 can help individuals and families access services related to food assistance, housing, mental health, financial support, employment, seniors' services, and more.
If you are experiencing food insecurity or are unsure what supports may be available to you, dialing 2-1-1 is an easy way to connect with trained specialists who can help identify local programs and resources tailored to your needs.
https://211ontario.ca/
Low-Income Energy Assistance Program
If you’re behind on your electricity or natural gas bill and face having your service disconnected, you may qualify for emergency financial help through the Low-income Energy Assistance Program (LEAP). There are also customer service rules available that are specific to low-income households. You need to meet certain criteria to qualify for these programs, and must go through one of the intake agencies linked below to apply.
Housing Programs
On behalf of County residents, the City of Cornwall, through its Housing Access Centre, provides rent-geared-to-income and other forms of affordable housing for low income individuals, families, and seniors.
https://www.cornwall.ca/en/recreation-community-supports/housing-and-rental-supports/#
Finch Recreation - Christmas Hamper Program
The Finch Recreation Association hosts an annual Christmas Hamper Program, which is available to families living in North Stormont in need of assistance with a Christmas meal.
Registration will take place from Monday, November 9 to Friday November 13 and from Monday November 16 to Friday November 20, 2026, between 10 AM and 4 PM.
Call (613) 330-8201 to register. Sorry, no late registrations and no calls will be accepted during the weekend or off hours.
