CFHS updates

CFHS e-bulletin July 2026

Our latest bulletin has news about two new recent blog posts on prevention and the community food sector,  as well as information about forthcoming events, funding opportunities and reports for the community food sector. You can read the e-bulletin here.

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How can you see where your work fits with prevention?

In the last blog we explained what prevention means for public health and for the community food sector. In this blog post we explain how it can be evaluated. Earlier this year, Evaluation Support Scotland (ESS) delivered a workshop for the community food sector on evaluating prevention. One of the key messages was that although …

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What is prevention and what does it mean for the community food sector?

Prevention is central to a range of Scottish Government policies, including the Population Health Framework, Cash-First: Towards Ending the need for Food Banks and will help us in Scotland to achieve a Good Food Nation. But what does prevention actually mean in practice? And what role does the community food sector play in delivering it? What does prevention mean? In …

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CFHS e-bulletin June 2026

Our latest e-bulletin provides information about our recent events, information about funding, events, and relevant information for the community food sector in Scotland. You can read the e-bulletin here. 

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Update 16 July 2026 – Collaborating across Scotland to develop an online food insecurity resource space – webinar recording now available

This webinar took place on 10th June 2026 What the webinar was about: Community Food National Reference Group members Community Food Initiatives North East (CFINE),  Lanarkshire Community Food & Health Partnership (LCFHP), Glasgow Community Food Network (GCFN) and Edinburgh Community Food (ECF) worked together to develop an online resource space with access to information on …

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What did we discuss at our recent online peer session?

Our most recent online peer session for the community food sector, held on 13 May 2026, discussed how the community food sector contributes to the prevention of a wide range of public health issues. We used this peer session to share learning from the Evaluating Prevention Session that Public Health Scotland ran with Evaluation Support …

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CFHS e-bulletin May 2026

Our latest bulletin has news about our upcoming webinar and our new Community Food Network for Scotland,  as well as information about forthcoming events, funding opportunities and reports for the community food sector. You can read the e-bulletin here.

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Join our new Community Food Network for Scotland

We have developed a new group on the Knowledge Hub platform. This new space aims to bring together community-led food initiatives and supporters to connect and work together. As ever, our focus is on a sector that aims to improve dignified access to, and take up of, nutritious, acceptable, affordable, and sustainable food – especially …

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Collaborating across Scotland to develop a food insecurity resource space

Join us in this webinar where our community food colleagues highlight how they came together to collectively make a difference Community Food National Reference Group members CFINE,  Lanarkshire Community Food & Health Partnership. (LCFHP), Glasgow Community Food Network (GCFN) and Edinburgh Community Food, (ECF) worked together to develop an online resource space with access to information on local and national …

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CFHS e-bulletin April 2026

Our latest bulletin has news about our upcoming online peer session, and the new Food Insecurity Resource spaces,  as well as information about forthcoming events, funding opportunities and reports for the community food sector. You can read the e-bulletin here.

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