A community project in Moulsecoomb, Bevendean & Bates Estate - Brighton; supporting access to fresh food, community connection &local skills development in cooking & growing. A not for profit community food project - available for everyone living in
Moulsecoomb, Bevendean and Bates Estate :)
please note our activities
Summer Events and Workshops:
The Very Local Food Fair - 16th July 12-4pm The Avenue (last green on the way into Bevendean)
Summer Feast with optional Cooking workshop beforehand- 16th July 11am start for cooking, 1.30pm feasting
(bookable part of the Very Local Food Fair)
Growing workshops monthly. Next:
Microgreens for your windowsills- July 16th
Tour and Lunch at Fork and Dig it in Stanmer - See successful organic growing on our doorstep! 10th August
More workshops at Bevendean community garden and St George's s Hall in September and October.. Fresh Food Provision:
September - March
Community veg box deliveries FORTNIGHTLY Subsidised prices available for those who need them, just let us know when you email. Prices:
Medium fruit and veg box: £8 / £3 sub
Large fruit and veg box: £15 / £5 sub
Family snack packs:
These are to help top up lunch boxes and fill hungry bellies after school/ other adventures. Each snack pack also includes a simple recipe and ingredients to try cooking at home. Medium £10/ £3 sub (family with 1/2 kids)
Large £15 / £4 sub (family with 3+ kids)
We established during the first lockdown and delivered affordable veg boxes weekly to local residents between May 2020 and May 2021.. We are committed to working together to empower local people around food! Very Local Food Hubs Project now has 4 project strands to enable us to do this:
- Support with food growing locally (workshops, resources, hands on opportunities)
- Cooking and tasting opportunities
- Fresh food provision (Veg boxes)
- Food Strategy: Partnership working, training and networking to develop a localised strategy and action plan to tackle food inequality
Get in touch if you would like to help/ get involved:) We have a range of different volunteering opportunities available. We are one of the city's 7 affordable food pilots supported by Brighton & Hove Food Partnership. We work directly with other local food projects such as Moulsecoomb community market at St George's hall and Bevendean Food Bank on Norwich drive, as well as Moulsecoomb Chomp at Hillview Good News centre. We are working to develop local resilience and empowerment around food and to tackle food inequality to help support a healthy, connected neighbourhood.. Contact us at [email protected]