Report of the Scottish Community Diet Project’s seminar on breakfast clubs held on 4 August 1999 in Glasgow.
Networking and learning development
Breakfast Daze
Publisher: Community Food and Health (Scotland)
Publication categories: Children and young people, Retailing and catering
Related topics: affordability, breakfast clubs, children, choice, diet and nutrition, funding, health and safety, schools
Areas of Work: Community cafes and retailing, Families with children, Networking and learning development
Scotland/Wales Food Policy and Practice Exchange
Report of a study tour to Wales organised by the Scottish Community Diet Project to continue and develop the relationship between food and health policy development in Scotland and Wales.
Publisher: Community Food and Health (Scotland)
Publication category: Conferences and networking
Related topics: community cafes, farming and city farms, Food Standards Agency, Grampian, networking, policy, study tours and exchanges
Area of Work: Networking and learning development
Lothians/London Food Policy and Practice Exchange
The report of a two-way exchange organised by the Scottish Community Diet Project between people working with and within low-income communities in the Lothians and London.
Publisher: Community Food and Health (Scotland)
Publication category: Conferences and networking
Related topics: access, business, co-operative, community cafes, England, evaluation, hospitals, Lothians, low income, networking, policy, practice, study tours and exchanges, transport, urban
Area of Work: Networking and learning development
Report from international conference on overcoming health disparities
A short report on the experiences of the SCDP delegates representing food and health on Scottish islands at an international conference on overcoming health disparities held in Atlanta, USA.
Publisher: Community Food and Health (Scotland)
Publication category: Conferences and networking
Related topics: conference, inequalities, international, Islands, networking
Area of Work: Networking and learning development
In Touch
The report of the SCDP networking conference held at Murrayfield Stadium Conference Centre, Edinburgh.
Publisher: Community Food and Health (Scotland)
Publication category: Conferences and networking
Related topics: community planning, conference, policy, Scottish Diet Action Plan
Area of Work: Networking and learning development
The International Conference on Poverty, Food and Health in Welfare
Report of an international conference organised in Lisbon, which aimed to set and influence the agendas and priorities of international agencies working to fight food poverty.
Publisher: Community Food and Health (Scotland)
Publication category: Conferences and networking
Related topics: access, conference, food poverty, international, networking, participation, welfare
Area of Work: Networking and learning development
No Fare
Report of the joint conference held in June 2003 at Heriot-Watt University to discuss access to food and focusing on the themes of availability, affordability, culture and skills
Publisher: Community Food and Health (Scotland)
Publication category: Conferences and networking
Related topics: access, affordability, co-operative, environment, farming and city farms, local, partnership, planning, policy
Area of Work: Networking and learning development
Food and Health on Scottish Islands
The report of a conference organised by the Scottish Community Diet Project to share information on food and health in the islands; discuss the barriers to healthier food access; examine the role of community action and identify ways of getting the message across.
Publisher: Community Food and Health (Scotland)
Publication category: Conferences and networking
Related topics: access, community food activity, conference, health promotion, remote, rural, Scottish Diet Action Plan, transport
Area of Work: Networking and learning development
Notes from the Information Exchange on Cooking Skills Courses
Discussion of cooking skills courses attended by practitioners who were about to set up courses, were already doing so or were keen to build on previous work in the field.