Become a Casserole Club Cook

If you can cook an extra portion of food every once in a while, become a Casserole Club Cook today. We can put you in touch with an older neighbour who would benefit from one of your meals and a friendly chat.

The once-a-month Cook

Kathy cooks for Margaret once or twice a month. She says it’s simple - just a matter of deciding what to cook and then making a bit extra.

New local friends

Jazz loves to cook and always tends to cook more than she needs. She says it’s no hardship to cook extra to create a meal for somebody.

The weekly laugh

Sandy has been a cook for over 6 months. She visits her diner once a week at a time that suits them both. They have lots in common and Sandy feels like she’s known her forever.

Knits the community together

Monique became a Casserole Cook to help her children to develop a strong sense of community.

Sharing a plate is simple

Check we’re live in your area.

Create an account and sign in.

Learn a bit about food safety.

Complete our safety checks.

Joining us usually takes about 20 minutes.
You’ll need your address history and some ID such as a passport or driving licence.

Building a safe community

Our Cooks have passed background checks

We ask all volunteers to complete a police records check as you may be working with vulnerable people, it helps to ensure the safety of Diners. One of our team will contact you to walk you through the process, it’s simple and no cost to you. Once it’s successfully completed you can start sharing food.

We're here every step of the way

We take extra care to make sure that our Cooks and Diners are happy and safe. We’re always here to help with any questions or issues you may have and we keep in contact by phone or email.

Making a difference to real people

I’ve found the experience of having a home delivered neighbourly meal such as a casserole to be very nice and friendly. It’s lovely to be spoilt every now and then.

Robert

Likes a treat

It breaks up the day when she (my Cook) comes, and gives me someone to chat to… I do what I can but most of the time I’m pretty much on my own.

Mark

Enjoys a chat

I was expecting an extra chop but I was confronted, delightfully, with 2 lamb shanks, a whole container of potatoes and one of zucchini slice. It means I don’t have to cook a meal and although I do still make my own meals it’s nice to have one prepared for you.

Margaret

Likes to cook