Become a member and pay £4.50 for up to 16 grocery items. Anyone can join the co-op.

Brixton Wholefoods has a great supply of cheap herbs and spices, you can buy by weight.

Community Shop is a social supermarket for Lambeth residents receiving benefits. They also offer volunteering and mentoring opportunities, training, and support courses. Plus, hot food from their kitchen for £1.50. Call or visit to join.

Fareshares Food Co-op is a volunteer-led community wholefood shop. It sells cheap, dry good, fruit, vegetables and more.

Community Food Pantry at Kataka Restauant offering healthy fruit, vegetables, and dry goods for £5.

A community shop offering members healthy, affordable food. Pay £2.50 or £5 for fresh fruit, vegetables, and store cupboard goods. For families with children aged 0-4 years.

A community shop offering members healthy, affordable food. Pay £2.50 or £5 for fresh fruit, vegetables, and store cupboard goods. Everyone welcome.

A community shop offering members healthy, affordable food. Pay £2.50 or £5 for fresh fruit, vegetables, and store cupboard goods. Everyone welcome.

A community shop offering members healthy, affordable food. Pay £2.50 or £5 for fresh fruit, vegetables, and store cupboard goods. For families with children aged 0-4 years.

Healthy, affordable groceries, cupboard items, café and more. The food bus visits sites in Lambeth and Wandsworth each week. Lambeth sites are:

Wednesday (2pm-4pm): Allen Edwards School, Studley Road, London SW4 6RP

Friday (10am-12pm): Heathbrook Primary School, St Rule Street, London SW8 3EH

Friday (12-2pm): Larkhall Primary Campus, Smedley St, London SW4 6PH

For Wandsworth information, visit Be-Enriched website.

If you receive benefits and are pregnant, or have a child aged under four, you can apply for a free Healthy Start Card. With the card you can buy milk, fruit and vegetables, infant formula milk, and vitamins. Visit the website to apply. Or speak to your doctor, midwife, or health visitor.

Rose Vouchers help families on low incomes buy fresh fruit and vegetables. Families receive £4 of Rose Vouchers for each child aged under 5, and each older sibling up to the age 11, every week; or £6 if the child is under one year old. Children's Centres issue the voucher, ask staff if they are part of the scheme.

Enjoy company with others from your local area over a free, delicious meal, prepared with care by FoodCycle volunteers.

Everyone is welcome, no matter your background or circumstances. No referral needed, just turn up.

Love Food Hate Waste is national campaign for reducing food waste to save money on food. It has lots of ideas on how to store, cook and buy food to reduce waste.

Anyone can collect free, surplus food, or donate. Local businesses can donate food surplus too.

Olio is a free, food sharing app. You can use it to share or receive unwanted, good food. Share food with people in your neighbourhood. Food businesses can sign up too.

TooGoodToGo is a free app lets you cheaply buy unsold food from nearby restaurants, cafés and supermarkets, at the end of the day, so it gets eaten instead of wasted. Buying a 'Magic Bag' of groceries is a really cheap way of shopping.

Feed Yourself for £1 a Day is a Facebook group with lots of ideas low-cost cooking and shopping. It has a supportive online community.

Pat's Food is brilliant website with low-cost recipes, food plans and lots more. Pat Parker set up the popular Facebook Group Feed Yourself for £1 a Day, she knows her stuff.

Reduce Your Supermarket Spend is a supportive Facebook group with plenty of ideas on how to spend less on shopping.

Skint Dad is an award winning website that lots of info on how to save, make and manage money. It has a great recipe page too.

The Food Chain supports people living with HIV and their families across London. They provide healthy food, support and advice. Your doctor, clinic, or social worker must refer you to use their services. Their website has useful information about food and nutrition, plus recipes.