• Notes From the Field #35: When the System Clicks, Monday 12th Oct 26’

    Notes From the Field #35: When the System Clicks, Monday 12th Oct 26’

    Food Not Bombs Hobart reflects on years of experimentation in creating an inclusive community project. A recent volunteer’s understanding exemplified the effectiveness of their systems, supporting participation without strict prerequisites. The initiative aims to reduce barriers for those facing challenges in traditional structures, promoting a welcoming environment for diverse individuals to contribute meaningfully.

  • Volunteer Spotlight | Karen

    Volunteer Spotlight | Karen

    Karen is a dedicated volunteer with a talent for connecting people and resources. At Food Not Bombs Hobart, she runs a free clothes and supplies shop, creating a welcoming atmosphere. Beyond this, she is active in her Kingston community, reliably redistributing excess resources and fostering connections wherever needed.

  • Volunteer Spotlight | Glen

    Volunteer Spotlight | Glen

    Glen has been essential to Food Not Bombs Hobart, primarily through his dedicated and unseen food rescue efforts. He builds trust with businesses and community groups to ensure good food is utilized rather than wasted. His commitment exemplifies the organization’s spirit of kindness and highlights the impact of consistent, small actions over time.

  • FNB Hobart Makers | A History

    FNB Hobart Makers | A History

    FNB Hobart Makers empowers individuals excluded from traditional employment by providing tools and support to harness their skills and creativity. Through personalized guidance, makers develop unique projects, enhancing their confidence and potential for income. The initiative focuses on individual growth rather than large-scale business creation, fostering creativity and opportunities.

  • Finding a Way Forward | Ned

    Finding a Way Forward | Ned

    Ned, experiencing homelessness, engaged with Food Not Bombs Hobart, utilizing his legal studies and passion for social justice. He represented himself in anti-discrimination cases and initiated The Food Van for distributing rescued food. His journey highlighted the importance of enabling individuals to leverage their skills to forge their own paths.