Lidl Falkirk - Arnot St

HQ: Falkirk, FK1 1YG, United Kingdom

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1st Step Falkirk Food Revolution

Falkirk, UK

1st Step Development Ventures have teamed up with the Central Scotland Regional Equality Council (CSREC) to launch the exciting new “Falkirk Food Revolution” project from the Howgate Centre in Falkirk. We are a community pantry, open to anyone and everyone, whose aim is to help reduce food waste and to feed the local community in Falkirk. We offer good quality excess food donated by supermarkets and businesses. Food is available for free or for a small donation. 1st Step has many other community projects on the go in Falkirk/West Lothian: Weekly recovery meetings, Community Cafe (operates as a social enterprise), Community garden (offers courses in growing/healthy eating), and 1st Step Bikes (where people can learn how to refurb bikes). Our main purpose is to provide safe, supportive environments for people affected by addictions/poor mental health. We provide many opportunities for people to volunteer with us to help them gain confidence, build diverse supportive relationships, develop skills, learn and build better relationships with the wider community (really important to preventing relapse) and start to rebuild their lives.

What we've received

Meals41,667
Non-food (tonnes)0.47
Money£1,000

Community Cooking Project

Falkirk, UK

We work with Community Pantrys supplying food to local disadvantaged communities and Community Cafes supporting the development of volunteers and healthier options. Currently we provide groups in Basic budget cooking through which attendees learn to cook healthy affordable meals which they can take home. They gain skills, knowledge and confidence during a minimum of eight weeks and will achieve an Elementary Cooking Skills certificate. Cooking for one targets older people Family cooking Both Family Cooking and Cooking for One cook and eat together taking leftovers home. We have also piloted slow cooking courses both for families and single people as this is one of the most cost effective cooking methods available thus targeting both food and fuel poverty. We are currently working on cooking for Mental Health as part of a wider program. All groups learn food safety, cooking skills and have further training opportunities. For further information call 01324 503711

What we've received

Meals34,471
Non-food (tonnes)0.59

Wheatley TSS service

Grangemouth, UK

To support those experiencing homelessness and struggling with the cost of living. We provide emergency food to those experiencing food poverty.

What we've received

Meals9,706
Non-food (tonnes)0.11
Money£250

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