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TV formats, How to get beyond smoothies and Healthy Living Tastes Better
CFHS has a fact sheet and a new leaflet available. TV Dinners provides examples of how groups working with young people have used TV formats, such as Come Dine with Me to teach cookery skills. How to get beyond smoothies gives top tips and ideas for promoting healthy eating activities with young people, all based on the experiences of youth workers.
Also available is the latest edition of Fare Choice, our quarterly newsletter and Healthy Living Tastes Better, our publication on housing associations and community food initiatives.
All available to download from the Publications Library.