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Menu for All
Edinburgh Community Food recently launched Edinburgh’s new food poverty network. ‘Menu for all’ will combine food and support access aims to give Edinburgh the scalable capacity to respond to need, build and coordinate capacity across the city, and provide accessible and reliable services of support to those most in need in times of crisis. Its launch provided an opportunity for community organisations to join together as part of Challenge Poverty week and discuss how to bring a cash first response to community food groups.
You can find out more about the new network on the Edinburgh Community Food website blog post here.