Climate Action in the Small Things

In New Addington, South London, Annette Wicks demonstrates that climate action often begins in ordinary routines. Leading a volunteer-run Salvation Army food bank serving around thirty families weekly, she integrates sustainability into procurement, refill systems, and food choices while protecting dignity. Rooted in faith and shaped by decades of service, including time in Zambia, Annette shows that environmental care does not always look dramatic. Sometimes it looks like thoughtful decisions, reduced waste, and consistent compassion practiced week after week.