A campaign of food NGO Sustain, Food Power is tackling food poverty in place-specific, long-term and coordinated approaches. Working across 50 areas in the UK, it aims to strengthen and empower local communities to reduce food poverty and instead ensure everyone has long-term, sustainable access to healthy food. A key focus is giving voice to those experiencing food poverty and working alongisde them to eliminate hunger.
What we love about them:
Creating a network of people and organisations that are all tackling similar issues is powerful. We particularly love the session on failures at their annual conference, and how they bring the voices of those with lived experience onto their platform.
More information: www.sustainweb.org/foodpower
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Continue to get updates on food poverty and activism @foodpoverty_uk and @churchpoverty
Continue to get updates on food poverty and activism @foodpoverty_uk and @churchpoverty
Food Power was delivered by @UKSustain & @churchpoverty. With the programme now closed keep up to date with their latest campaigns, events & insight by following @foodpoverty_uk & @churchpoverty
‘We’ve been able to share and learn from other parts of the country’ say @Shropfoodpov as they share their story in our new film celebrating four years of the programme. What is your #FoodPowerStory? https://t.co/Zd4KvCE9kT https://t.co/tCLiLRBRta
Did you know the Food Power programme has come to an end in its current form? So this Twitter account will soon become inactive. Don't worry though, you can get all the same updates from @foodpoverty_uk, @UKSustain & @churchpoverty so give them a follow
. @FoodCambridge are 'most proud of the emergency response and how the alliance came together. We were able to put into action a response that meant nobody went hungry’ Hear their @FoodPowerUK story in our new film 👇🏾📷 @larkrisepacific https://t.co/Zd4KvCE9kT https://t.co/lY1dZjbCRM
Food Power may have come to an end in its current form but you'll still be able to get all the updates from the @UKSustain food poverty team at @foodpoverty_uk & from our partners @churchpoverty so give them a follow