Publications

• The contribution of community food initiatives to national food and health programmes (2013)
  This CFHS fact sheet provides an overview of the work undertaken by initiatives funded by CFHS in 2013 to build on their current work with one ...
• The contribution of community food initiatives to national food and health programmes
  In 2012, Community Food and Health (Scotland) provided funding totalling £15,000 for six community food initiatives to build on their current work with one or ...
• Local food micro funding
  CFHS fact sheet that summarises the feedback obtained from six community food initiatives funded by CFHS to buy and sell or use more locally-grown fruit and ...
• Impact of ‘winter promotion’ funding, 2013
  CFHS fact sheet that summarises the feedback obtained from community food retailers funded by CFHS to run promotional activities in winter 2013.
• Micro funding for work around older people, health and wellbeing
  A report on the work undertaken by micro funding recipients and findings from a learning event.
• Feedback – the value of CFHS ‘January Promotion’ funding for community food retailers
  CFHS fact sheet that summarises the feedback obtained from 12 of the 15 community food retailers funded by CFHS to run promotional activities in January ...
• Evaluation – CFHS ‘summer promotion’ funding for community food retailers, 2011
  This report summarises feedback from organisations awarded funding from CFHS through a funding scheme run in summer 2011.
• What is the impact of the CFHS small grants scheme?
  Demonstrates the reach and impact of the scheme over a three year period.
• The impact of investing small amounts of funding in community food and health organisations
  A fact sheet that highlights the results of providing community food retailers with small amounts of funding to promote their activities and increase fruit and ...
• Report on research to establish the impact of the CFHS 2008 small grants scheme
  In Spring 2010 CFHS commissioned external research to explore the impact of small grants of 2008. In 2008, 58 organisations received funding between £150 and ...