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Topic: food poverty

Food for Thought

Report of two national conferences held in Edinburgh and Paisley on food, health and poverty run by the Scottish Community Diet Project and the Health Education Board for Scotland

Publisher: Community Food and Health (Scotland) | Publication category: Conferences and networking | Related topics: children, co-operative, community food activity, conference, diet and nutrition, food poverty, inclusion, local, mobile, rural, Scottish Diet Action Plan, shops, welfare | Area of Work: Networking and learning development |

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