Our latest report shows food bank use in Brighton & Hove has increased steadily for the 5th year in a row.
Our latest report shows food bank use in Brighton & Hove has increased steadily for the 5th year in a row.
More than 2,000 people with mental health, addiction and other wellbeing issues have had their lives transformed through community gardening.
The Brighton & Hove Food Poverty Action plan aimed to reduce levels of both long-term and crisis food poverty, including food bank use.
Annual survey reveals more people are turning to food banks in city.
Statistics illustrate how the Food Partnership's work changes lives.
Report reveals a growing number of families with three children or more in Brighton and Hove are sinking into food poverty.
We wanted to find out about how 'Eating Together' reduces isolation, and helps people feel more connected within their community.