Empower youth to take control of their food future
Making a difference to the lives of disadvantaged young Londoners
through the medium of food since 2014.
We need your support!
Our 2020 impact
Why we need your help
Covid-19 has had and continues to have an enormous impact on the majority of young people that Eat Club works with.
Food poverty and poor diets are combined with limited physical exercise, causing a deterioration in mental and physical health, and a growing sense of isolation.
In response to this crisis, we adapted our delivery model to reach young people through a variety of online platforms such as Zoom and Instagram Live.
Please support us so that we can continue this necessary work.
With your help, we can make sure that vulnerable young people across London have:
Increased enjoyment in the preparation and consumption of food
Increased desire to try new things
Improved cookery skills and ability to improvise
Ability to budget and plan meals
Ability to make foods last longer and go further
Increased understanding of healthy eating and portion control
Increased understanding of seasonality and sustainability
Increased awareness of employment, education or training opportunities within the food industry
Increased ability to work as a part of a team
Increased confidence & self esteem
Your donations to Eat Club directly go to support our work
with young Londoners.
Your donations to Eat Club directly go to support our work with young Londoners.
Read our latest news
Taste of the unexpected but an offal lot of fun
A creative team, open-minded diners and one of the warmest evenings of the year combined to make the Solo Supper Club’s offal-themed dinner a big hit. While some of us have grown up eating steak and kidney pie or liver and onion, delicacies such as spleen on toast and...
Evening Standard – Food for London
"Food for London: Waste gets chop at club where children share joy of cooking with parents" Fun project Eat Club teaches how to use up surplus food — and brings families together. Lizzie Edmonds finds out how it will benefit from a Standard Dispossessed...
First Evening Standard funded session takes place in Gospel Oak School
Our first session in the Gospel Oak Primary School took place this week. We had won funding from the Evening Standard Dispossessed Fund to work with the school’s families to reduce food waste in the home. We will be teaching parents and their children how...
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