Food

“Many communities on the frontlines of the climate crisis are already experiencing loss and damage. Communities cannot adapt to extinction, communities cannot adapt to starvation. The climate crisis is pushing so many people in places where they cannot adapt anymore”

— Vanessa Nakate

Brighton & Hove Food Partnership – a non-profit organisation helping people learn to cook, eat a healthy diet, grow their own food and waste less food. Support for schools includes:

A toolkit for carrying out a food waste audit in your school
Help and advice on creating a food waste composting solution in your school
Links with community food growing groups
Cookery sessions for schools in the community kitchen, linking to their schools’ curriculum. Contact the kitchen team on [email protected] to find out prices and discuss requirements.

General enquiries are [email protected] or call 01273 234 810

Plant Based School Kitchen – local 100% plant based school food provider

Chirpybakers -a local organisation helping schools teach their students about the benefits of insects as a sustainable and nutritional food source; levels of support range from tasting delicious cricket brownies, to canteen takeovers, to demonstrating circular economies in action through micro farming your own crickets.

The Real Junk Food Project – intercepting food before it goes to landfill with several outlets throughout the city and external catering using surplice food

The Bevy pub – external catering using surplice food