A cookery school for everyone
Since its doors opened in May 2018, the Community Kitchen has been a lifeline for those facing food insecurity and social isolation in Brighton & Hove. We help a wide range of people to learn new skills, connect with their community and enjoy food together.
Read below to find out more about who we support and our supporters.
School children
We run cookery courses for pupils across Brighton & Hove. Teaching new skills, independence and expanding food horizons.
people living with dementia
Our Time for Tea Cookery Group supports people living with dementia and their carers to be more independent, make new friends and connect.
Refugees & asylum seekers
In collaboration with Voices in Exile, Refugee Radio, Hummingbird & other local organisations we regularly host groups of local refugees for community cookery sessions.
people on low incomes
The kitchen provides essential food support and empowers individuals and families on low income to take control of their health and well-being.
those with long-term health conditions
We host tailored courses for people with mental health conditions and support people with long-term physical health conditions to take control of their health.
local charities & community groups
We offer discounted rates to local community groups and charities who want to support their members to cook healthy and nutritious food.
Neurodivergent adults and children
The community kitchen is a safe space to try new foods and learn new skills. As well as offering a friendly social atmosphere for people to expand their horizons.
our supporters
We are kindly supported by a wide range of organisations and individuals to help deliver our community work. These include:
Ageing well
The national lottery community fund
Brighton & hove city council
