At Devon Food Partnership, we bring people together to share ideas, knowledge, and best practice — helping to create positive change across the food system in Devon.
Our Working Groups connect different sectors and communities, carrying out research, generating new ideas, and delivering a wide range of impactful projects. These groups focus on:
- Food Insecurity
- Food in Schools
- Food Economy
We also work closely with the Devon Agri-Tech Alliance (DATA) and Food Drink Devon’s Sustainability Working Group, who share our commitment to building a better food future.
Below, you’ll find a selection of projects and resources developed by the Devon Food Partnership and our collaborators – all aimed at making good food more accessible, sustainable, and valued across Devon.
Quick links
People Planet Profit
Ongoing: A series of events for Devon food and drink businesses to become more sustainable.
Food Hubs Programme
2025: A new programme seeking to ease food insecurity while testing an approach that offers food support within community hubs.
Healthy Start scheme
Healthy Start is a national programme that provides financial support to eligible young families and pregnant women for fruit, veg, and milk, as well as providing free vitamins.
Community fridges
Recycle Devon have created a map to help you find your nearest community fridge/ larder, making it easier to share surplus food and reduce waste.
Every Bite Counts
Ongoing: Every choice makes a small difference. Together, we can create a fairer, healthier food system.
Food for Thought Project
2024: delivered by Devon Community Foundation, the Project Leads are members of our Food Insecurity Working Group
Community Action Groups Devon
The CAG Devon project actively supports community groups to set up and run a wide range of sustainability projects including surplus food cafes, community fridges, growing and composting projects.
Food, Fuel and More
2024: a grant programme distributed more than £200,000 in grants to groups supporting people who are struggling to afford food, heating and other essentials.
Food insecurity Research
2022-3: Devon Community Foundation undertook research to understand the increase in food insecurity in Devon.








