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Making is what makes us human. It connects us to
the world around us and provides an invaluable
opportunity for self-expression.
just 3% of those who take part in community maker
groups are from black and minority ethnic (BME)
backgrounds, compared with 13% of the population
as a whole (Crafts Council).
Remember that ‘making’ encompasses a wide variety
of activities – not only crafts but textiles, art, food
production and consumer electronics, and more.
Research

"With 17.7% of Black women and 20.5% of Bangladeshi and Pakistani women
looking for work, being unemployed compared to only 6.8% of white women”.
“BME populations in England have a
greater prevalence of illnesses such as
diabetes”
I don’t like eating out because I
don’t feel that all the food outside
is clean and as fresh compared
to what I have at home. I
like knowing where all my ingredients
come from and how fresh
they actually are.
It’s easy to eat at home because I
put all the ingredients of the food
inside. Going out is just a hassle
for me to go out and find the right
food for me. But sometime I wish
I could just deliver different food
to my house without having to
stress about the ingredients.
Research

Unemployed (Bme)
Job centre
Community kitchen
Diabetic Lunch Eaters

unemployed
25+
community kitchen
job center
Getting back on the path to employment
building a sense of comunity working with others
towards a problem
help reduce unemployment
money raised can help fund the spaces as they ar often charaties
building experience and confidence
Diabetic lunch eaters
helping them to manage thier condition
providing them with foods they usually cant eat
fits into their busy schedule
benefits

platform

Diabetes friendly lunch meals,
Delivered straight to where you want them.