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Our new study demonstrates that residents benefit from improved access to food, a healthier diet and greater social connections by using Nourish Hub.
UKHarvest opened the Nourish Hub in December 2022 and since then innocent drinks have been a key partner in helping to build the Nourish Hub’s success.
Our new study demonstrates that residents benefit from improved access to food, a healthier diet and greater social connections by using Nourish Hub.
The relationship between diet and mental health is more linked than we first anticipate. And often this relationship exists in a repeating loop where poor mental health promotes poor diet which in turn again promotes poor mental health. The same is true in reverse with good diet and good mental health.
Nourish Hub have partnered with RBKC to create a community cookbook, celebrating the community projects that have contributed to the Notting Dale Future Neighbourhoods 2030 project. If you have participated in one of the projects, we ask you to donate a recipe!
The relationship between diet and mental health is more linked than we first anticipate. And often this relationship exists in a repeating loop where poor mental health promotes poor diet which in turn again promotes poor mental health. The same is true in reverse with good diet and good mental health.
Ruby came to Nourish Hub on a 6-week work experience placement through Pursuing Independent Paths, an adult learning support programme designed to facilitate education and social skills in order to find employment.
We want to hear from great communicators who are looking to make a difference! Apply now and support our community.
Our network of partners expand the the UK from food donors to local government. One such relationship is with Lendlease who continue to support our mission.
We're in the media spot light! We welcomed Ayshea Buksh and her team to our community kitchen to showcase the important work we do.
2023 has been an incredible year for Nourish Hub.
Do something extraordinary this year and celebrate the end of 2023, or the beginning of 2024 with your colleagues whilst supporting your local community food hub!
Nourish Hub’s Head Chef, Oli shares his story from nomadic chef to volunteer driver, through to crucial culinary creator.
'I am extremely proud of our volunteers, and I am looking forward to building on the amazing relationships we have so we can achieve even greater things in the coming years!’ Andreea, Volunteer Coordinator at Nourish Hub.
Front of house supervisor is the face of our Hub, especially our Community Lunch and reports directly to the Hub Manager. They ensure the café operates smoothly Monday-Friday, ready to serve hot drinks and food to guests each day.