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Avril Blamey and Associates

A review of practical cooking skills activities which focus on promoting an affordable healthy balanced diet for adults, young people and their families within low-income communities in Scotland

In 2014 Community Food and Health Scotland/NHS Health Scotland commissioned a realist review of community cooking skills activities run by community initiatives and agencies. The review planned to explore issues …

Publishers: Avril Blamey and Associates, Commissioned by CFHS, NHS Health Scotland | Publication category: Cooking and growing | Related topics: community food activity, cookery sessions, cooking, evaluation, research | Areas of Work: Cookery skills, Research and evaluation |

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