Members
Our members include organisations and individuals across Glasgow with an interest in better food for our city. You can select categories of interest or search for specific words and phrases using the Search bar.
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Slow Food Glasgow
Slow Food Glasgow
A group of volunteers organising & supporting a range of activities & events. We aim to support local producers, to raise awareness of global and local food issues and to promote food initiatives that reach each and every part of our community.
Slow Food is a global, grassroots non-profit association, linking the pleasure of good food to a commitment to the environment & community.
Glasgow, G12 9HW, Glasgow, G42.
Vicky Manning
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Susan MC niven
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Kenny McBride
Skills and resources I/we can share: Growing skills, biochar production
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Shettleston Housing Associaiton
Shettleston Housing Associaiton
Community based housing association
65 Pettigrew Street, , .
Natalie McCall
Skills and resources I/we can share: garden design, permaculture, finance planning
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Baltic Street Adventure Playground
Baltic Street Adventure Playground
Baltic Street Adventure Playground is supervised adventure playground for children from 6 to 12 years. Younger children are welcome with a carer or guardian. It is free to enter, children are free to come and go, and free to play as they choose.
Baltic Street is child-led. The children choose what to do and can get involved in everything from the day-to-day management to the development of the site. Specially trained play workers keep children safe, cook food on the campfire/kitchen and support them to pursue their own play, from make-believe to construction projects.
Baltic Street is a charity, which exists to provide provide and sustain an environment in which children are supported and enabled to act on their right to play in the fullest possible way, throughout their childhood. It aims to address the whole child as a part of the community they are growing up in, and actively support and nurture physical as well as social, emotional and developmental well-being. Our child-led approach puts children at the heart of decision-making, growing their confidence, capacity for independent action and ability to affect change.
We are currently developing a community food hub, which includes sow and grow in our polytunnel and raised beds, chickens for eggs, feeding the children hot meals on the playground by way of community meals, and in general supporting local families on a variety of food issues.
427 Baltic Street
Dalmarnock
Glasgow
G40 3EU, , .
Patricia McCartney
Skills and resources I/we can share: Cooking, nutrition and funding knowledge.
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