Healthier food - Healthier lives - Healthier futures
Edinburgh Community Food and LINKnet Mentoring are excited to be offering FREE 6 week cooking and nutrition courses throughout the year to help people gain confidence in cooking nutritious affordable meals and providing oral health awareness information. Read more
Take 5 Access was a 12-week themed programme to improve: access to healthier food, advice and partnership support services in a friendly, inclusive local setting for multiple vulnerable communities. Read more
Our Early Years Nutrition Specialist, Jess Pearson, is running sessions online and around Edinburgh helping families learn how to feed their babies, toddlers and young children a healthy diet. Read more
The Edinburgh Community Cafe Network brings cafes together to help increase the community cafe brand and to bridge, bond and link their social capital. Read more
Here you'll find some short cooking videos to support our Discover! families. Read more
Find out what we've been doing to support carers, thanks to funding received from Vocal. Read more
Please read our latest project impact reports here. Read more
Read about Edinburgh Community Food's involvement in the City of Edinburgh Council's Discover! programme aimed at support families over the school holidays. Read more
This online workshop offers practical tips on managing fussy eating behaviours. Please contact Jess at [email protected] or telephone 0131 467 7326 to book a place. Read more
Free advice on introducing food to your baby via online Zoom session. Please e-mail Jess at [email protected] if you would like to join. Read more
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. Read more
This project is run in partnership with Edinburgh and Lothians Greenspace Trust and funded by City of Edinburgh Council and NHS Lothian and aims to increase social capital, promote healthy lifestyles and reduce health inequalities through community development. Read more