Wandsworth Food Partnership

Wandsworth Food Partnership is a network of people interested in food in Wandsworth. Our purpose is to network, share, collaborate and create a stronger and healthier food system.

Our partnership priorities:

To promote & value cultural aspects of foods
To reduce food waste
To promote sustainability
To promote healthy food consumption
To promote physical activity

What we do

Our partnerships hosts monthly meetings for anyone to attend. We discuss current issues facing our members and residents, bringing in guest speakers to offer advice and guidance. We also share information from other stakeholders which our members may find useful, including workshops and funding opportunities.

Upcoming projects/work:

Working towards the creation of our food poverty action plan
Food Summit
Smarter Shopping workshops
Volunteer training
Promotional project for local food vendors
Promotion of Healthy Start Scheme both for eligible families and market vendors

Areas of expertise

Tackling Food Poverty

Promoting Healthy Eating

Supporting Good Food Business

Shifting Consumer Behaviour

Contact

Ruby Barnett
Partnership Coordinator
Wandsworth Food Partnership
https://www.wandsworthfood.com/
wandsfoodpartnership@gmail.com

Get involved

If you would like to sign up to our charter and join our partnership, please follow the link: https://www.wandsworthfood.com/wandsworth-food-charter

If you would like to get in touch with our coordinator, please email us at wandsfoodpartnership@gmail.com

Tweets by WandsworthFP

Campaigns

Food Power

Sugar Smart

Photos

Tooting Broadway is Sugar smart

Be Enriched

Give us your feedback on the Wandsworth member page.

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