ABOUT US

Inspiring everyone to grow, nourish and share 

With our diverse and ambitious projects, we provide welcoming spaces inspiring people to connect and grow, building a vibrant, resilient community. Through our connection to food and nature we actively improve health and social inclusion, which is vital for the wellbeing of everyone. 

• Improve access to nutritious food.
• Build knowledge, opportunities and skills to develop healthy eating and a healthy food culture. Engage local schools, families and community groups in activities to support food education, climate awareness, health and wellbeing.
• Support mental wellbeing in all that we do and increase opportunities to promote all aspects of health and wellbeing in the community.

• Maintain safe, accessible, and inclusive spaces for people of all backgrounds in EATS Hub, EATS Community Garden and EATS Centenary Orchard.
• Host events and workshops in our spaces for people to come together, share, and learn, ensuring that marginalised groups feel valued and included.
• Work with partner organisations to promote equal access to opportunities and services for everyone in our community.

• In our Greenspaces, implement and share practices in growing, sustainability practices, biodiversity and nature/wildlife conservation.
• Connect what is grown in our Greenspaces with our food provision in the EATS Hub and EATS Living Room Café.
• Develop our community growing culture.  Utilise EATS Greenspaces and EATS Hub to provide meaningful learning experiences through classes, workshops and events for a wide range of audiences.

• Recruit, train, support and retain a diverse group of volunteers to support all our activities.
• Recognise and celebrate the contributions our volunteers make to the organisation.
• Create a supportive and inclusive volunteer environment that encourages collaboration and personal growth.

• Work in partnership with local organisations and government agencies that help to build resilience in our community.
• Engage the EATS Rosyth community in the decision-making processes, creating opportunities for them to share their opinions.
• Consult with the wider community to gather feedback and make appropriate adaptations.