March 30th -
A big thank you to the Two Ridings Community Foundation and their Bettys and Taylors Family Fund. They’re supporting our Recipe for Change Project which has been designed to address the challenges of poor nutrition, food insecurity and poor diet. We’re very grateful to Two Ridings, Bettys and Taylors for enabling nearly 100 more people living in deprived areas of Leeds to benefit from our family cookery clubs, demand for which has grown hugely over the last year.
We’re thrilled to welcome the latest additions to our team, Tabitha, Papaya and Josiah, our Graduate Interns, and Helen, the latest member of our cookery team. We can’t wait for them to showcase their experience, expertise and enthusiasm! Let’s get to know them a little better…
“Before this group, I felt like a nobody. Now I feel like somebody.” This was the answer 8-year-old Evie gave when asked about the difference our Activity-Based Mentoring Group had made for her. This sums up for us why we do what we do. Everyone deserves to know that they matter, whatever their circumstances and challenges.
We are immensely grateful to everyone who has contributed to our slow cooker appeal.
What a great term it has been at FFL! We have been busy delivering our various groups and programmes around Leeds. Our families have loved coming along to the groups and have benefitted hugely from the activities and support from the FFL team.