Mission:
Working together for greener, fairer and healthier food for all, through sustainable local action.
Aims
Our aims are consistent with, and amplify, those of Sustainable Food Places
*Be a citizen (not just a consumer)
We can change our mindset and language to be more positive, empowering and inclusive.
Read this communication guide from the Food Ethics Council & New Citizenship Project.
Lincolnshire Food Partnership works towards greener, fairer, healthier food for all – find out more here:
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If your organisation supports our aims, you might like to join us as a Food Partner. Food Partners are committed to working together towards fairer, greener, healthier food for all. There is no cost to being a Food Partner.
To enquire about becoming a Food Partner, please email Laura@lincolnshirefoodpartnership.org
The Lincolnshire Food Partnership is what is termed a Constituted Unincorporated Community Association which means that we do have a constitution but we do not have a legal status.
We’ve mapped foodbanks, community larders and affordable cafes across Lincolnshire.
Find your nearest foodbank to request help for yourself or someone in your community, volunteer your time, or make a donation.
Get involved in a community garden in your area, or if there’s not much going on where you live – start something delicious!
Everyone is welcome – if you eat, you’re in!
Growing Food at Lincoln St Faith’s
The National Food Strategy is the UK’s first comprehensive review of the food system in over 75 years. It was commissioned by the government and lays out concrete proposals for how our food system needs to be reformed to meet health, nature and climate targets. Interestingly, it has a lot to say about schools. FoodContinue reading “Growing Food at Lincoln St Faith’s”
HMP North Sea Camp
Farms need people.
Fewer EU workers and the Covid-19 pandemic have left a gaping hole in the number of agricultural land workers.
HMP North Sea Camp – a men’s open prison on the Lincolnshire coast – provides training and work experience to prisoners, including agricultural, horticultural and other food-related work.
This presents a particular opportunity for Lincolnshire employers in the food and farming sector to contribute powerfully to the future of prison leavers as well as increasing the safety of our communities in the future.
EcoSerenity Project CIC
A Community Farm Project for Better Mental Health How would you respond, if your day to day work brought you regularly in contact with people at the farthest ebb of their mental health, maybe even on the precipice of suicide? Andy, in his work at a local landmark, deals regularly with emotionally distressed individuals. HisContinue reading “EcoSerenity Project CIC”
