Creating a greener, more sustainable Hull.
The Hull Food Partnership is overseen by our chair and cross-sector steering group which works across all sectors to realise our vision for Hull to become a Sustainable Food City.
Anyone is welcome as we aim to connect businesses, organisations and individuals across Hull and the surrounding area to:
Promote healthy and sustainable food to the public.
Tackle food poverty, diet-related ill health and access to affordable healthy food.
Build community food knowledge, skills, resources and projects.
Promote a vibrant and diverse sustainable food economy.
Transform catering and food procurement.
Reduce waste and the ecological footprint of the food system.
To find out more about The Hull Food Partnership, please visit our About Us page.
Let's Grow Together
From policy makers and city leaders, to businesses, local food producers, community organisers, public sector workers, citizens and volunteers, we all have our part to play in changing and influencing our food environment for a sustainable future.
Hull is a member of the national Sustainable Food Places Network.
Hull Food Charter
The Hull Food Charter has been developed through wide ranging consultations with organisations, businesses and individuals working to tackle the key issues we face around food in Hull. It sets out our aspirations for Hull as a Sustainable Food City, addressing food poverty, better access to fresh and healthy produce, increasing food skills and knowledge and supporting sustainable local food production, procurement and enterprise.
Hull Food Partnership’s Action Plan was written in April 2019 and clearly sets out the direction of the partnership with actions matched against the objectives of the Hull Food Charter.
Our Journey So Far
Will You Take The Pledge?
Whether you’re an individual or business, we’re calling on you to take the pledge and do your part to make food in Hull more sustainable.
Resources
Hull Food are hub for individuals and organisations to connect and learn from one another. Our sister-site, Nurture Hull has a dedicated news and resource section to help explore the interlinking issues that impact upon sustainable food provision and how you can get involved.
Latest News
- New Worrying About Money leaflet for Hull
We are happy to announce that a new 'Worrying About Money' referral leaflet has been produced by Hull City Council in collaboration with Citizens Advice Hull & East Riding and IFAN (the Independent Food Aid Network). The post New Worrying About Money leaflet for Hull first appeared on Nurture Hull.
- Say Yes to School Food For All
Will you join the campaign and Say Yes to school food for all? www.schoolfoodforall.org Can you imagine a school day with no books or desks? We can’t! Just like chairs, desks and bathrooms, we should give school food to every child. That’s why Hull Food Partnership has joined the Children’s Food Campaign and others to “Say Yes to School Food For All”, calling for universal free school meals from nursery to sixth form by 2030. The post Say Yes to School Food For All first appeared on Nurture Hull.
- Seed Swap Success!
At 10:30am on Saturday 11th February, we opened the doors of Hull Seed Swap at Jubilee Central after a few years' hiatus due to the pandemic. Throughout the day, we hosted stalls from local community organisations, had delicious food provided by TimeBank Kitchen, and ran family friendly make and take sessions delivered by #WeMadeThisHull. In addition, we gathered local and national experts to speak about key issues relating to food and growing, and launched the Hull Growers' Handbook 2023. The post Seed Swap Success! first appeared on Nurture Hull.