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BEMIS Scotland

Strengthening food work across ethnic minority communities: a focus on maternal and infant nutrition

This mapping exercise was carried out to provide a snapshot of voluntary and community organisations’ activity in relation to maternal and infant nutrition across ethnic minority communities in Scotland.

Publishers: BEMIS Scotland, Community Food and Health (Scotland) | Publication categories: Children and young people, Policy and planning | Related topics: baby feeding, children, diet and nutrition, mapping exercise, minority ethnic, parents and carers, women and mothers | Areas of Work: Families with children, Minority ethnic communities |

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