- Our Work
- Covid-19 updates and information
- Networking and learning development
- Research and evaluation
- Funding
- Information provision
- Older people
- Learning disability and autism
- Mental health and wellbeing
- Families with children
- Minority ethnic communities
- Food poverty and access
- Community cafes and retailing
- Cookery skills
- Food and nutrition training
- Our Work
Networking and learning development
Knowledge and experience-sharing are key to developing the capacity of community food initiatives (CFIs), so CFHS has facilitated a wide range of networking events, such as learning exchanges, roundtable discussions and study tours. Our aim is to engender cross-pollination of ideas not only among CFIs but also with public sector bodies.
Our annual networking conference was another great opportunity for people to come together and discuss food, health inequalities and social justice.
Our plan for 2022/23
CFHS is currently working with the Scottish Government, community food networks and our colleagues in Public Health Scotland to plan how the community food sector can be supported in the future.
News and updates
The Reckoning – food insecurity measurement and its application to policy and practice – update
Update: Priceless CFHS Annual Networking Conference, 4 November 2019
Community Food Health Scotland (CFHS) annual networking conference, Priceless
Finland study tour
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Understanding food insecurity in Scotland: using evidence for policy and practice change
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Matter of fact
1st World Congress on Migration, Ethnicity, Race and Health
Community Food Social Enterprise Network and community retailers ‘sharing good practice’ sessions