
This case study looks at how a community gardening project started from a conversation between neighbours about a small piece of unused land and has grown into a local charity hosting regular community meals and events, group gardening sessions and tuition, and a number of thriving connected projects including a bakery, a chicken co-operative, and a free-shop.
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Outer Hebrides Social Economy Partnership and Food Club – tackling food insecurity
The Outer Hebrides Social Economy Partnership and its joint work with the local Food Club was one of three pilot areas we invested in during Spring 2023 to support local work to build a stronger community food sector, tackle health inequalities and pov …
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