In this special blog on the COVID-19 Day of Reflection 2025, our Director Vic shares her personal memories of the pandemic food response.
In this special blog on the COVID-19 Day of Reflection 2025, our Director Vic shares her personal memories of the pandemic food response.
A visit to the Phoenix Community Centre in Brighton reveals the power behind local food sharing initiatives and why we should invest in them.
Our latest survey shows that emergency food projects relied on by 6,297 people in Brighton and Hove every week.
Brighton residents told our Community Researchers that they want to eat more beans & pulses but there are various barriers to doing so.
Across our city, Affordable Food Projects are exploring solutions to food poverty that are empowering, sustainable and benefit the environment.
Food banks are having to shrink the parcels they offer and many worry they will have to close, our new research reveals.
"I work part time... I cook from scratch to save my money... but still it seems not enough." Lone parent families are increasingly in need of emergency food & support services, find out more.
There are £100,000 worth of unclaimed Healthy Start vouchers each year in Brighton & Hove.
"It’s difficult to be healthy if you don't have the money." A new support service is helping young people to keep up with rising living costs.
The Food Access Support team at Impact Initiatives improves access to food for local people and are looking for more volunteers
We led the city’s emergency food response to Covid-19 - we share resources for those looking to learn from our work.
We spoke to some of the families who received our weekly recipe kits about the difference they made during a tough year.