Fork to plate project

By MUe | Published: October 3, 2012

The fork to plate project aims to help families from a variety of cultures meet each other.  They then gain a better understanding of the lifetyle and skills that people from a variety of cultures and backgrounds have.

Spare ground near a centre for refugees is being used to grow fruit and vegetables, with families working together at every stage.

The plan is to make jam together from some of the fruit that is harvested. Parents and children are involved in the project, supported by a team of volunteers which includes Mothers’ Union members.

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    "Looking through the Inspired pages I really was ‘inspired’ to read about the variety of activities with which Mothers’ Union members are involved; some of them really simple so that even the smallest branches could take them on.

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