EBFC Campaiging for Meals on Wheels

 

Award Winning Community Meals on Wheels Across the City of Brighton & Hove

FOOD IS MEDICINE.

MALNUTRITION IN THE UK.
THE INVISIBLE PROBLEM COSTING THE NHS 22 BILLION A YEAR.

East Brighton Food Co-operatives’s Report will be published here on Monday 17th November 2025 at the begining of the UK Malnutrition Awareness Week which runs from 17th to 23rd November 2025.

 

PLEASE DONATE IF YOU CAN

Regular monthly donations make a big impact to our service, however big or small, it all helps. Thank you for your support.

 – £120 covers 1 months healthy, fresh, nutritious delivered meals with fruit and welfare visits for 1 vulnerable person, helping with recovery and wellbeing after a hospital stay, facilitating their discharge home and maintaining their health and wellbeing longterm.

 – £60 covers 2 weeks healthy, fresh, nutritious delivered meals with fruit and welfare visits for 1 vulnerable person, helping with recovery and wellbeing after a hospital stay, facilitating their discharge home and maintaining their health and wellbeing longterm.

 – £20 covers the cost of 5 healthy, fresh, nutritious meals for 5 days.

 – £4 covers the cost of 1 healthy, fresh, nutritious meals

To set up a standing order or make a one off donation, however large or small, it’s hugely appreciated and will go a long way:

East Brighton Food CIC

Account Number: 38650998

Sort Code: 23-05-80

THANK YOU

Saving surplus food and cooking fresh healthy meals for vulnerable people in the UK

A 3 day stay in hospital costs the same as 1 years healthy meals on wheel

 

Bryan and Janet on the terrace at Parliament in October 2022.

 

Prevention is better than cure.

Sausage and Mash with fresh vegetables and onion gravy. A firm favourite

Food is Medicine.

Fresh fruit of bananas and clementines delivered with each delivered meal. Cakes from the wonderful Bake a Difference delivered on Thursdays

Prevention is better than cure.

 

Dunhill Medical Trust Logo. Sponsor

East Brighton Food Co-operative’s pilot project is partly funded by The Causewayed, which is funded by Nesta and the Dunhill Medical Trust’s Social Movement for Health