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Publications
- Community Food and Health (Scotland) hosted a national networking conference in October 2014. The aim of the conference was to provide a valuable day for ...
- Following on from the Mind the Menu event in 2012, Second Helpings offered a further opportunity for organisations working in the field to network and ...
- CFHS held a networking event for community cafes on 26 June 2014 in Glasgow. The aims of the event were to give everyone taking part ...
- This report provides an overview of an event called ‘Maternal and infant nutrition framework: supporting a Healthy Start’. This event took place in May 2014 ...
- This report and summary is the product of discussions that included practitioners, planners, policy makers and academics. Discussions centred around viewing emergency food aid as ...
- This CFHS fact sheet examines the feedback from the evaluations of participants on the 2013/2014 learning and development programme.
- Community Food and Health (Scotland) hosted a free national networking conference in October 2013. The event was for people keen to share experience, evidence, hopes ...
- The study tour took place between 1 and 3 October 2013. Ten people took part in a busy two days, which included 10 different visits/meetings ...
- The CFHS annual networking conference took place at the Grand Central Hotel in Glasgow on Wednesday 7 November. On the right track? brought together everyone who ...
- Notes from a round table discussion held on 31 July on 'constructive food and health policy and practice in the face of austerity'.
Networking and learning development
Knowledge and experience-sharing are key to developing the capacity of community food initiatives (CFIs), so CFHS facilitates 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.
In the autumn, our annual networking conference is another great opportunity for people to come together and discuss food, health inequalities and social justice.
Our plan for 2019/20
In addition to our regular events, activities will centre on opportunities for information and knowledge exchange, along with opportunities to share best practice. Networking and learning opportunities for the community food field will promote dialogue and enable a clear national voice for the community food field. Those involved in the wide variety of community food activities can engage with one another, learn about new and existing practice and respond as a priority group to relevant issues.
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