What we deliver

  • Delivery of a proven specialist behaviour change intervention that inspires and supports some of the most vulnerable in society to change the way they cook, shop and eat, and to maintain these changes throughout their lives;
  • Expressly designed for people in poverty with additional challenges, it takes into account food, digital and fuel poverty, and provides the personalised support that is required to help them to overcome their barriers to cooking.
  • A programme that inspires life changes that open doors to others: changing diets=changing lives
  • We adapt our programme to meet special requirements, helping commissioners meet specific objectives.
  • Ongoing support to participants that sustains commitment to the new habits we’ve helped them build;
  • An online course accessible with low-tech equipment (just a phone) to ensure the most vulnerable participants (and their carers) can participate with no need even to leave the house;
Refer to Bags of Taste:Ken's story

  • Highly-qualified and experienced mentors – we are endorsed by the Association for Nutritionists (AfN), the main nutritionist certifying body in the UK, for mentoring, and also partner with the Food Teachers Centre
  • Specialist support for people with chronic conditions such as diabetes, chronic fatigue syndrome and fibromyalgia, and a wide range of other life challenges
  • Powerful and proven long-term outcomes: improved physical and mental health and annual financial savings for participants of more than ten times the cost of providing the course,

To discuss our shared objective of helping vulnerable people – and how our work can help you with yours..