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The Kiltwalk 2020

Do you want to challenge yourself to get fit and raise funds for a great cause? By registering with the Kiltwalk 2020, you can now raise funds for Edinburgh Community Food and 150% of what you raise will go to support the work we do to tackle health in equalities in low-income communities in Edinburgh.
Eating Well for Older People

The REHIS Eating Well for Older People is a certificated, non-examined course that aims to provide participants with the knowledge and appreciation of the importance of good nutrition for older people and how to support them to eat well.
Allergy Awareness

The Food Allergy Awareness Training Course is a professionally and nationally recognised certificated course which aims to raise awareness of issues around allergies, coeliac disease & intolerances and of how to cater for sufferers in a variety of contexts.
REHIS Food Hygiene

A professionally and nationally recognised certificated course which provides training in the principles and practices of good food hygiene. This interesting and useful course is designed for all food handlers working or volunteering in a catering role.

What We Do

Edinburgh Community Food is all about helping people enjoy delicious, fresh, healthy food and making sure everyone in our city has access to an affordable, healthy diet. We believe in: Healthier Food - Healthier Lives - Healthier Futures.
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Donate

Help us to help those who need it most. Small donations can make a big difference to people's lives. They can help us to run more cooking courses for vulnerable communities around the city or provide low-cost meal kits to struggling families, for example.
Organic Vegetables Now Available!

We sell a variety of organic vegetables sourced from Chapel Farm in East Lothian.
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Volunteer with us

We're looking for energetic and enthusiastic people to volunteer and support us.
Fruit to the Office

Office fruit and veg deliveries for a healthier workplace. Helping your staff and helping people across Edinburgh eat healthier.
The Willow Service

The Willow Service was created by NHS Lothian and City of Edinburgh Council to address the social, health and welfare needs of women in the criminal justice system. Edinburgh Community Food works within this service to support the nutritional needs of the women visiting the centre.
Tasting Change Wester Hailes

Edinburgh Community Food have been working in partnership with the Health Agency to develop and deliver their 'Tasting Change' project in the Wester Hailes area of the city.
Brenda Black - Chief Executive Officer

Read more about our Chief Executive Officer.