New short film shows how Rose Vouchers help families get fresh fruit and veg

Sustain member the Alexandra Rose Charity has launched a new film to share the exciting developments in their Rose Vouchers for Fruit & Veg Project.

Still from Rose Vouchers Film. Photo credit: Alexandra Rose CharityStill from Rose Vouchers Film. Photo credit: Alexandra Rose Charity

News Children's Food Campaign

Published: Thursday 15 November 2018

The short film follows the journey from voucher distribution at children's centres, to families visiting their local market and spending their vouchers with traders on fresh fruit and vegetables. It was made during Summer 2018 on Ridley Road Market (Hackney), East Street Market (Southwark), at 1st Place Children's Centre (Southwark) and in Liverpool.

Alexandra Rose Charity’s mission is to give families access to fresh fruit & vegetables in their communities. They currently run the Rose Vouchers Project in four London boroughs as well as two out of London areas, in Liverpool and Barnsley. A family receives £3 of Rose Vouchers for each child, every week, or £6 if the child is under one years old. To date the project has supported over 1,200 families around the UK.


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