Community
charter
Thank you for considering signing the Good Food in Greenwich (GFiG) Community Charter!
You’re probably already doing some amazing things, and
this is an incredible step towards running a healthier, more sustainable organisation which brings loads of opportunities to shout about what you’re doing.
Charter Criteria
You only need to meet 5 of the 11 criteria which you can choose. And if you don’t meet 5 criteria, we’ll support you through the process and give you simple clear steps on how to achieve this free charter.
To join for free, fill out and submit The Form Below
Getting involved means you’ll be providing a comfortable place for women to feed their babies, but you will also be helping to educate the wider community about the benefits of breastfeeding and how it is every woman’s right to be able to breastfeed in public
Getting involved means you’ll be providing a comfortable place for women to feed their babies, but you will also be helping to educate the wider community about the benefits of breastfeeding and how it is every woman’s right to be able to breastfeed in public
Getting involved means you’ll be providing a comfortable place for women to feed their babies, but you will also be helping to educate the wider community about the benefits of breastfeeding and how it is every woman’s right to be able to breastfeed in public
Reducing waste to landfill has to be a priority, and there are lots of options out there that are worth exploring
There’s no denying that the impact of meat and dairy on our planet and our health is huge as well as the fact that meat and dairy can be high in saturated fats which contribute towards heart disease and stroke.
Good quality fresh, seasonal, or culturally appropriate produce can keep customers coming back again and again knowing they can contribute to their 5- a day and healthy eating goals.
Fairtrade is about better prices, decent working conditions, no child labour, fair terms of trade and a guarantee that the price paid for food will never fall lower than the market price.
Promoting healthy eating is part of promoting health in the workplace. Research has shown that the benefits of improving health in the workplace include increased motivation, more innovation and improved public image.
Supporting a workplace veg box scheme is a commendable initiative with multifaceted benefits.
There will be local or national veg box schemes which you could promote through your workplace
The Living Wage Foundation campaigns for people to be paid a fair day’s pay for a hard day’s work – a wage that means they can afford the things they need.
