The Westbay Community Action Program
launched a gluten-free food pantry for people with celiac disease this year, serving the Warwick, West Warwick and East Greenwich communities.
If you have lost all you GF food due to a power outage, you should apply to the West Bay Cap GF Food Pantry. They provide emergency food assistance on a one-time basis, and you can apply to the program to see if you qualify for food assistance on an ongoing basis.
If you have lost all you GF food due to a power outage, you should apply to the West Bay Cap GF Food Pantry. They provide emergency food assistance on a one-time basis, and you can apply to the program to see if you qualify for food assistance on an ongoing basis.
In order to participate in the regular, ongoing gluten-free program, you will need
to bring a doctor’s note or a note from a registered dietitian to the Program Service Office,
certifying that you have celiac disease or a gluten allergy .
Once you are enrolled in the program, you can come to the Marketplace
once a month and receive a choice of foods labeled gluten-free, as well
as meat, pre-made salads, etc. that the Marketplace may have available. For more information, call
732-4660, Ext. 140, or visit 211 Buttonwoods Ave., Warwick.
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