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Food cultures coventry 2018
1. Food is Fun!
Sally Arkley MBE, Andrew Marsh, Ruth Nelson,
Carmen Wong
Feeding the City
RSA Fellowship event, Coventry, 13 November, 2018
2. Feast and famine
• Trussell Trust Foodbank
– 17 distribution points
– 42% of 15,814 fed in 2015/16 were under 16
– CPAG >30% children in Coventry live in poverty
• Overweight and obesity in Coventry
– Population?
– Life expectancy F/M?
– Healthy life expectancy F/M?
– Overweight/obese age 10-11?
Shape up Coventry DPH, 2016; Healthier for Longer DPH 2017/18
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Who Where Times What Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Comments
Anesis Swanswell Ringway (Ring Road flyover) 2.30pm - 4.00pm Free Food X
Anesis Job Centre Evening Free Food X
As-Suffa Homeless
Outreach
Refugee Centre, Norton House, Bird
Street
6.00pm - 7.00pm Hot meals, drinks, any necessary items X X
Acidassia Centre Jesmond Road 6.00pm - 8.00pm Free food X
Bethel Hall Spon End, CV1 3HB 1.00pm - 4.00pm Drop In X
Coventry Comfort Carers
Langar Aid House, 6 Doe Bank Lane,
Spon End, Coventry CV1 3AR
?? Hot meals, drinks, any necessary items X Newly opened drop in centre
Coventry Comfort Carers
Langar Aid House, 6 Doe Bank Lane,
Spon End, Coventry CV1 3AR
?? Hot meals, drinks, any necessary items X Newly opened drop in centre
Coventry Jesus Centre 7 Lamb Street, Coventry CV1 4AE
Tues- Wed-Thurs 9.00am-12noon/
Sunday 9.00am to 10.30am
Hot meals, drinks, any necessary items, free
showers
X X X X
Free beans on toast, bread and spreads, fruit, hot drinks, free showers (including toiletries),
free clothing, free phone. Laundry one wash/dry for £2.00.
Coventry Winter Night
Shelter
Across 7 venues (please enquire for more
info)
Daily, 7pm - 9am next morning Emergency accommodation for rough sleepers X X X X X X X
20 people max, if waiting list, then rotate every week. Need to be referred by Salvation Army
/ Cyrenians
Foleshill Baptist Church Broad Street, King's Cafe 024 7668 9000 7.00pm - 9.00pm Free evening meal X
Gods Coffee Shop
Langar Aid House, 6 Doe Bank Lane,
Spon End, Coventry CV1 3AR
6.00pm - 9.00
Free hot meals, drinks, any necessary items.
Provide a starter, main meal and sweet
X
Grub N Gab
St Barnabas Centre, Cromwell Street, Off
Red Lane, Foleshill
11.30am - 1.15pm 50p two course meals X
Hope Centre Sparkbrook Street, Hillfields
Mon-Thurs 9.00 - 2.00pm / Friday
9.00am - 1.00pm
Free meals X X X X X
John White Centre
Community Cafe
Grange Avenue, Binley 024 7644 0295 11.00am - 2.00pm Hot meals for a small donation X X
John White Centre
Community Cafe
Grange Avenue, Binley 024 7644 0295 6.00pm - 8.00pm Hot meals for a small donation X
Langar Aid Koco Community Centre, Spon End 6.00pm - 8.00pm Fresh hot meals X
Refugee & Migrant Centre
Men Only - St Columba's Church,
Nicholas Street
1.00pm - 3.00pm Food/Games X
Steps for Change (Langar
Aid)
Langar Aid Ofrfice, 22 City Arcade,
Coventry CV1 3HW
1.00pm - 4.00pm Refreshments and advice from various organisations X
Holy Trinity Meeting Place Salvation Army, Citadel 6.30pm - 9.00pm Meal 50p, drinks 5p X
MLSS St Columba Church, Coventry CV1 4BY 6.00pm - 7.00pm X Also can provide clothes
MLSS Vineyard Church, Coventry CV1 4DF 6.00pm - 7.00pm X Also can provide clothes
MLSS
Under the ring road next to Norton House,
Bird Street, Coventry
2.30pm - 4.30pm X Also can provide clothes
MLSS Outside Broadgate opposite Cosy Club 6.00pm - 7.00pm X Also can provide clothes
Salvation Army Lifehouse Harnall Lane, Coventry, CV1 4EZ 6.00pm - 8.00pm Free meals X Breakfast for rough sleepers seven days a week for those accessing service
Saturday Kitchen Vineyard 5.30pm - 7.30pm Hot food X
St Columbas Church 6.00pm - 8.00pm Free meals X X
St Peters Church Charles Street 10.00am - 12.00 noon Breakfast X
The Friends Cafe (Langar
Aid)
St Paul's Community Hall, Foleshill Road 1-00pm - 2.00p Fresh hot meals X
Zeenatul Community Care 283/287 Stoney Stanton Road 12.00 noon - 1.30pm Halal food packs X
Emergency food provision in Coventry
4. It’s a wicked problem …
• Eating Out Coventry: healthier options
• Be Active, Be Healthy & Just4Mums, Cook Well
- Eat Well services
• “Whole system” approach:
– Improve our food and physical environments
– Promote healthier choices in our community
• We can change the system
Shape up Coventry DPH, 2016; Healthier for Longer DPH 2017/18
5. What’s the response?
• Five Acre Farm, linked with Canalside
Community Food
• Foleshill social supermarket (was Community
Centre); Real Junk Food Project
• Food Union and The Pod Café
• Arabian Bites social enterprise café
• Proof Bakery – Chernise Neo
• Kitchen incubator - Sally Arkley MBE
Sharing food is fun – it’s a social activity. We’ve been preparing fresh vegetable summer rolls in rice paper with edible ink messages that convey both the need for and our love of food.
We live in the 5th richest economy in the world yet in our city there is an increasing need for food banks, especially among young families. At the same time we see wide health gaps between those who experience deprivation in various forms, including food insecurity and those who grow up and live in more affluent parts of Coventry. These social inequalities drive much of the poor health we hear so much about nowadays including type 2 diabetes, strongly linked to being overweight. Improving access to fruit and vegetables can potentially go some way to changing both of the problems – but its only part of the solution.
This is a snapshot of emergency food provision across the city.
There are efforts to improve takeaway options and also ensure that young families get access to healthier food needed. Tackling multiple strands, or a taking “systems approach” is one way forward and has been highlighted by the Director of Public Health in Coventry.
These are some of the fabulous ways food is being grown, sold and prepared that enable people to help each other and find ways to improve their social connections and the food they eat. Tonight we are eating hummus supplied by Arabian Bites, bread baked by Proof Bakery and we are going to hear about the possibility of establishing a Kitchen Incubator. Examples elsewhere sometimes start out on a small scale to help food start-ups operate (Proof Bakery is a local example). On a larger scale, commercial premises are rented or acquired and food hygiene standards are met in order to help small food traders or cooperatives operate. Sally Arkley proposes exploring grant funding initiatives do this in Coventry city centre.
What can the RSA do to help support this new initiative? It fits well with Coventry’s Food Charter launched in 2016 and could be an excellent opportunity as we lead up to the City of Culture 2021 to promote the diversity of food on offer in Coventry.