“If I am not good to myself, how can I expect anyone else to be good to me?”
Maya Angelou
This year, food poverty alliances, food partnerships, community organisations and many others delivered more meals, parcels and community food retail projects than ever before after demand skyrocketed in the wake of Covid-19. Yet to continue supporting those in need we must also make sure we're looking after ourselves. Amid a pandemic, with winter upon us and restrictions likely to continue for some time, how can we protect ourselves from burnout? In our webinar on 8 December we were joined by Peter Lefort, an expert in resilience and wellbeing who helped guide us through the resilience tree, a tool to build personal resilience but also to build stronger, more resilient teams
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Food Poverty: Millions of people in the UK struggle to get enough to eat. We’re working to change that through people-powered projects and campaigns that tackle the root causes of food poverty and ensure everyone has dignified access to healthy, affordable food.
