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Community Food Projects: a directory - library.uniteddiversity.coop
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South East Wales Association of<br />
Farmers Markets<br />
Contact Stephen Shearman<br />
Rose Cottage<br />
Watery Lane, Llanishen<br />
Chepstow NP16 6QT<br />
Tel 01600 860 730<br />
This project co-ordinates local farmers' markets,<br />
helping to develop the local food economy, as<br />
well as supporting farm diversification. It is also<br />
involved in developing a direct marketing<br />
structure.<br />
Activities Farmers market<br />
Growing food<br />
Transport/delivery<br />
User Groups All groups<br />
NEATH PORT TALBOT<br />
Neath Cancer & Nutrition Project<br />
Contact Amina Jamal<br />
Health Promotion Service<br />
Suite C, Britannic House,<br />
Britannic Way, Llandarcy<br />
Neath SA10 6EL<br />
Tel 01792 326516<br />
Fax 01792 326501<br />
This is a project on cancer & nutrition which<br />
started in October 2001. It works with target<br />
groups in communities throughout Neath and<br />
plans various activities such as a community café<br />
and nutrition & health education.<br />
Activities <strong>Community</strong> Café<br />
Growing food<br />
Transport/delivery<br />
User Groups Women and children<br />
Older people<br />
Monmouthshire, Neath Port Talbot, Newport and Pembrokeshire<br />
NEWPORT<br />
Primary and <strong>Community</strong> Care Nutrition<br />
Project, Newport<br />
Contact Glenys Phelpstead<br />
Newport Local Health Group<br />
Wentwood Ward,<br />
St. Cadoc's Hospital<br />
Caerleon NP18 3XQ<br />
Tel 01633 436 216<br />
Fax 01633 436 229<br />
The project aims to reduce the incidence of<br />
coronary heart disease risk factors in the local<br />
population through the promotion of good<br />
nutrition. This will be achieved by developing a<br />
new partnership between those involved in food<br />
and nutrition, focusing on coronary heart disease<br />
where there is evidence of deprivation or social<br />
disadvantage.<br />
Activities <strong>Food</strong> partnership<br />
Nutrition/health education<br />
User Groups Black and minority ethnic groups<br />
Women and children<br />
Homeless people<br />
Older people<br />
Single parents<br />
PEMBROKESHIRE<br />
Sustain: The alliance for better food and farming<br />
Funky <strong>Food</strong> Project, Pembrokeshire<br />
Contact Lynne Perry<br />
Pembrokeshire Health Promotion<br />
Centre, Penffynnon<br />
Hawthorne Rise<br />
Haverfordwest SA61 2AZ<br />
Tel 01437 766119<br />
Fax 01437 767529<br />
A multi-school School Nutrition Action Group<br />
(SNAG) has been formed involving four primary<br />
schools. Pupils survey & discuss with their peers<br />
possible alternatives that they would like to see<br />
to the lunch time meal provided at school.<br />
Activities <strong>Food</strong> provision<br />
Nutrition/health education<br />
User Groups Primary school children<br />
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