91 Ways
91 ways to Build a Global City is a community-focused social enterprise based in Bristol named after the 91 languages spoken in Bristol. 91 Ways uses the uniting power of food to cross divides and build bridges between communities.
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91 ways to Build a Global City is a community-focused social enterprise based in Bristol named after the 91 languages spoken in Bristol. 91 Ways uses the uniting power of food to cross divides and build bridges between communities.
ACT is a charity and community hub nestled in the centre of Horfield Common offering opportunities for people to come together to enjoy wellbeing, leisure and sports activities. ACT also champions social enterprise projects in the form of a community café and plant nursery which helps to support local foodbanks and community groups.
Baggator Nexus is a collection of groups and people dedicated to citizen empowerment in Easton, Bristol. Everyone deserves an equal voice in the future.
A place for discovering how we can all play our part in looking after the world, and sharing the stories that inspire us.
The Bristol Eating Better Award supports and rewards businesses, schools caterers and early years caterers and providers that offer healthier food options and promote food and environmental sustainability.
The Bristol Healthy Schools offers a whole-school approach to health and wellbeing, with evidence-based resources and guidance from the Public Health team at Bristol City Council. Food and nutrition is an important part of the awards, but success comes from embedding healthy practices across the entire school community—linking curriculum, environment, and family engagement. The Bristol Healthy Schools Team provides frameworks, resources, and guidance from a dedicated team of specialists.
Cibomatto.bristol is a sustainable cuisine project that aims at recreating an authentic Italian flavour, exploring the surroundings of Bristol. Cibomatto believes in sustainability and in the connection between different cultures using food as a way to create an inclusive space where we can communicate and share the pleasure of being together.
The Coexist Community Kitchen is a non-profit cookery school in Easton, Bristol. Our main aim is to use food as a vehicle to work with people who experience social marginalisation in our society.
CRuNCH is a game-changing charity dedicated to creating healthier, happier futures for young people. Its ‘Cook5 with CRuNCH’ programme is a fully-funded five week course delivered in senior schools that equips young people with a good understanding of basic nutrition and arms them with the skills to cook five simple, healthy recipes from scratch.
We are a practice located in an area of high social deprivation, Knowle West. We are deeply committed to improving the health and quality of life of our community by recognising the vital link between nutrition, health and wellbeing. We believe in working collaboratively with the community and VCSE sector and have developed food projects, on prescription, aimed at tackling food insecurity, promoting healthy eating, and empowering individuals with the knowledge and resources to make sustainable lifestyle changes. We recognise that the link between food and health is complex and often stigmatised. Through individualised care, compassion, partnerships, education, and access to fresh, nutritious food, we strive to reduce health inequalities.
Helping children and families to be the best they can be. Our purpose is to improve outcomes for young children and their families.
Our purpose is to relate to each child as a unique individual and tailor our care and teaching to their specific needs in order to equip them with a love of learning that will help them to flourish and reach their full potential. Our vision is to provide a sense of belonging, not just fitting in.
FoodCycle Bristol welcomes anyone to attend as a guest and enjoy a FREE hot meal. No need to book. Just turn up on the day!
A community growing co-operative that develops local people’s food growing and processing skills, using organic techniques wherever possible, sharing the produce with members and community kitchens.
We are an award-winning UK charity with a mission to support migrants and refugees on their journey to integration and independence by enabling them to teach cookery classes to the public.
National Food Service Bristol is the Bristol branch of the NFS Network. We’re building the National Food Service from the ground up. We want to create opportunities for friends and neighbours to cook and eat together. We support groups that provide free and low cost food to anyone who needs it.
Secret Soup Society fights food waste and feeds families. We make soup using food destined for landfill, redistribute surplus food and goods to organisations fighting food inequality and provide ethical and sustainable catering options – based in Lockleaze.
A charity that works to reduce hunger, improve health and bring people together through food and cooking.
St Werburghs City Farm strengthens connections between land, animals and people. With a small-holding, Community Garden and conservation woodland, we deliver activities that support people to re-connect, learn and grow.
Strode Valley Organics converted nine acres of organic pasture land into a thriving wildlife haven and organic, no-dig market garden. Situated 10 miles south of Bristol, Strode Valley Organics has been growing on-site since 2012.
Team Canteen CIC channels support and resources from restaurant partners to local food charities, schools and community centres, with a mission to increase access to good quality, nutritious food.
A group of volunteers on a mission to put rainforest trees in classrooms all over Bristol and beyond. The Bristol Rainforest is working with school children, showing them how they can grow nutritious vegetables in their own school playgrounds, helping to address access to fresh vegetables and level up food disparities in our society.
Encouraging children of all ages to cook healthy food.
The Community Farm is a community-owned organic farm that grows, sources and delivers nourishing produce and groceries via a veg box scheme. We are a not-for-profit organisation and every year thousands of local people benefit physically and mentally from wellbeing courses, social events and volunteering sessions on our land.
The Fungi Folks grow delicious mushrooms of the highest quality using local sawdust, just over the River Severn.
Based in the heart of Lockleaze, we provide an exciting and supportive environment for children and young people to meet, play and learn. Together with Learning Partnership West through the Playful Bristol network, we offer a range of activities and experiences to build resilience and confidence in the young people we support.
City Farm set in 4.5 acres of green space in Central Bristol, with award winning cafe, play areas, childrens’ nursery, working farmyard, gardens, picnic areas and farm shop. The Farm aims to connect, empower and educate people in its locality by providing a mix of resources and activities.