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Wales Online
Steffan Rhys

I asked for Henry at a Morrisons café and was treated with pure kindness

Several stores have adopted schemes where people in need can use a special code word in order to get the help I need while keeping the exchange low key and private. By asking for Angela in bars and clubs, people who feel vulnerable can get help. And in Boots, pharmacists have bee trained to listen for the code word 'Ani' spoken by domestic abuse survivors.

And now Morrisons is offering a free hot meal to anyone who needs one in all its cafes in a bid to help out those struggling from financial woes amid the cost of living crisis. The supermarket giant has launched the 'ask for Henry' campaign, in partnership with Heinz beans, across all 397 Morrisons cafés, with over 160,000 meals being made available to the public.

The idea is that anyone who ‘asks for Henry’ at a Morrisons café during this time (and whilst stocks last) will receive a hot, hearty jacket potato topped with Heinz beans for free, no questions asked.

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