Governance
Our impact in 2022
360,000
people fed
across our Food Relief Hub
and two Food Pantries
29% increase
compared to 2021
870
volunteers
across our programs
160% increase
in food voucher demand
Rain garden
construction completed
150 volunteers recruited to plant 3,600 native plants
380,000 kilos
food rescued
9% increase
compared to 2021
Award winner
Newtown Woman of the Year
Rosanna Barbero
10,455
food relief hampers
packed
Net zero
emissions
Rooftop solar fully powers our Marrickville Food Pantry, hall, office, EV charging stations, and electric food-rescue van
50% increase
in solar power generated
1,900
Hampers of Hope
including 400 pet hampers
40% increase
compared to 2021
106
partner organisations
Annual Reports
Other Documentation
Other Reports
Addi Road extensively featured in Sydney Policy Lab’s first report
“This major report of the Strengthening Australian Civil Society initiative is based on a series of reflective conversations with civil society leaders about their experiences in 2020 and 2021 attempting to support people and communities during the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.
These conversations were examined through the lenses of four capability areas that civil society leaders use to support community aspirations: leadership, community connection, networks and systems, and advocacy and influence.”
Mind the Gap: A study of Inequality in the Inner West
Report on research conducted to gain insight into:
- the nature of poverty experienced by Marrickville residents from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds;
- the effects of funding cuts on service providers; and
- the factors that create and perpetuate inequality.
Research commissioned by Addison Road Community Centre Organisation and Marrickville Multicultural Interagency (MMIA)
WOW Food! Inner West – Project Evaluation Report
WOW Food! Inner West – Food Donor Study
Addi Road programs & initiatives
Working with the community, Addi Road champions three areas:
human rights, arts & culture and sustainability.
