Publications library
In this library you'll find publications from both Community Food and Health (Scotland) and other organisations working in food and health.
All publications can be viewed using Adobe Acrobat Reader which is free. You can download it from the Adobe Acrobat Website.
If you live in Scotland and would like hard copies of publications produced by Community Food and Health (Scotland) then call 0141 226 5261 or contact us.
If you would like to share your publications with us and the people who use this site, please contact us with an electronic copy or link to your website.
Fare Choice
We welcome articles and news items (up to 400 words) from groups working in community food and health.The deadline for submission for the next edition to be published in September 2008 is 15 August 2008.
Disclaimer
Community Food and Health (Scotland) has taken reasonable care to ensure that the information published on this website is accurate at the time of publication or last modification. However, Community Food and Health (Scotland) gives no warranty or representation as to the quality, accuracy or completeness of the information.
Recently added to the library
Food, health and homelessness capacity building fund: How did everyone get on with their planned activities?
Community Food and Health (Scotland)
December 2005
Findings from evaluations of the activities of some of the recipients of the CFHS food, health and homelessness capacity building fund
Download Food, health and homelessness capacity building fund (1253kb)
Making a Difference: report from the annual networking conference November 2008
Community Food and Health (Scotland)
May 2009
A workshop-based conference discussing the latest developments in food and health activities relating to policy and practice in Scotland
Download Making a Difference (781kb)
Food, training and learning disability: a report on a food and health training project for support workers
Community Food and Health (Scotland)
May 2009
This report is mainly based on the experiences of dietitians from the Scottish Learning Disability Cinic Dietetic Network that participated in rolling out the REHIS Food and Health course to carers of people with a learning disability in their local area.