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Service for Purpose-Led Sponsors

We will be the linchpin between communities, businesses & government, helping to build more purposeful companies. A service that facilitates collaborative action between companies, government and local communities to help improve people and planetary health.

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1. An evidence based flexible framework to guide collective, impactful action.

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2. Access to our diverse network across a range of stakeholders.

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3. Best in class innovation and project management from Food Possibilties

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4. Robust monitoring & evaluation, impact case studies & independent data

Key Elements

The Financial & Resources Model

Sponsor Input: Sustained, financial contribution is key, alongside include provision of time, skills and access to local assets as applicable to partners and Food Possibilities Initiative needs

Sponsor Benefits: cross sector partnerships, out sourced project management and delivery, impact metrics and case studies highlighting effort and impact.

Sponser Needs

Sponsor Experience

Access to a range of food experiences across different settings as appropriate to organizational needs, personal preferences e.g. at school, work, in the local communityA route to share challenges, ideas and experiences with fellow citizens and participate in research that informs policy and local practices.

Value Proposition

We understand from our collaborations to date that sustainability is top of organizational agendas. However companies find it difficult to identify best ways to act and recognise the need for collaboration androbust ways to measure impact. It can be difficult to identify the best way to support employee and community wellbeing.

Sponsorship of Food Possibilities can provide a complete package for effective, collective delivery of sustainability outcomes; improving people & planetary health.

What makes Food Possibilities different from other Food Programmes?

There are a number of food education programmes available. They are largely limited to school environments with limited integration of wider community capabilities and assets. They are short in duration and often run in isolation. The majority charge schools which has a significant impact on accessibility. Evaluation if completed, is often limited.

There are many social enterprises and community organisations delivering great food-based initiatives, often supported by healthcare trusts. These can be short in duration, run in isolation and the existing, often competitive funding mechanisms can impede collaboration and prevent sustainable, scalable implementation. A limited number include evaluation, limiting the evidence base to inform future action. The Food Possibilities Approach can support this great work, help sustain it and ensure its impact is measured and maintained.

What Does the food possibilities approach offer?

A strategic, collective approach to the design and delivery of multiple activities across school, home & community to improve people and planetary health. Connecting those doing great work to ensure the impact is clearly identified, learnings shared and activities sustained and scaled.

Addresses multiple areas of need not only healthy eating/ weight /obesity. It is about positive food experiences with holistic health impacts on physical, emotional, social and planetary wellbeing.

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