Over the school holidays we have boosted our supplies with extra collections and so can now share surplus sandwiches and baguettes thanks to support from local Greggs bakery, between 5 and 6pm every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
We will also have pop-up snack events so please keep an eye on our Facebook page for details
Next event Wednesday 25th July 945-1045am
Breakfast Club with variety of cereals, porridge and toast, free for all nursery and school age children on their summer break.
www.facebook.com/Rosythcommunityhub
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School holiday food
/in News /by adminOver the school holidays we have boosted our supplies with extra collections and so can now share surplus sandwiches and baguettes thanks to support from local Greggs bakery, between 5 and 6pm every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
We will also have pop-up snack events so please keep an eye on our Facebook page for details
Next event Wednesday 25th July 945-1045am
Breakfast Club with variety of cereals, porridge and toast, free for all nursery and school age children on their summer break.
www.facebook.com/Rosythcommunityhub
Interested in membership of Rosyth Community Projects?
/in News /by adminThanks for taking an interest in what we do. Did you know that you can become a Member of Rosyth Community Projects Limited (RCPL) who run Rosyth Community Hub and employ our Hub & Gardening Staff, manage volunteers and help deliver the Edible and Tasty Spaces – EATS Rosyth project in partnership with Rosyth Community Council? Our members play a key role in setting our priorities, through volunteering and engaging in projects or by joining our Board of Directors.
RCPL aims to:
1. Advance environmental protection and improvement of the town through awareness raising and practical projects in the Rosyth area.
2. Make Rosyth ‘greener’ and reduce carbon emissions by growing, using and cooking local, seasonal and waste food and by developing environmentally friendly projects in Rosyth.
3. Engage and develop other projects that will make Rosyth a better place to live, work and play with a view to advancing citizenship and community development.
To apply for FREE membership, just complete this form: https://goo.gl/forms/buDv4p68kgAUuy0z1
EATS Rosyth wins another award!
/in News /by adminWe were delighted to be nominated and be one of the finalists in the recent Kingdom FM Local Hero Awards 2018. And we are even more delighted to announce that we won the Best Community Group category, sponsored by Diageo!
It is great to receive this recognition for all the hard work put in by everyone involved and congratulations to all the finalists. See some of the photos of the ceremony below, Susan Mackintosh and Danny Hughes attended and had a great time receiving this award.
Christmas season meals at the Hub
/in News /by adminThroughout the area there are a number of community meals available over Christmas and New Year, including at our hub. We also have our usual Thursday and Friday evening meals serving 5-7pm, 20th, 21st, 27th and 28th December on a pay as you feel basis.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from everyone at EATS Rosyth!
EATS Rosyth summer holiday events 2019
/in News /by adminAnti-inequality prize tops off a great month for EATS Rosyth
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/in News /by adminThree tonnes of food shared in busy EATS Rosyth summer
/in News /by adminBecome a member of the EATS Rosyth project, vote at the AGM
/in News /by adminOur food provision services during the COVID-19 crisis
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