Whitehawk Community Food Project

• Founded in 1996, the Whitehawk Community Food Project is a well-known community allotment situated on a 1-acre site on Whitehawk Hill, East Brighton.
• The Project’s core focus is on growing wholesome high-quality food all year round, utilising organic, permaculture and biodynamic principles & techniques.
• Through regular drop-in volunteer days, workshops, courses and visits we provide opportunities for people to learn practical subsistence food-growing & land skills.
• We aim to be a valuable demonstration site, showing what its possible to grow in our local climate & soils. By doing so, we provide a bio-diverse healing space for therapeutic horticulture and re-connecting people with nature.
• Tailored sessions are provided to schools, colleges, community groups & companies. In October 2012 we were awarded an ‘Outstanding’ rating from OFSTED, for a weekly gardening session that we deliver for autistic young adults attending a local college.­­­­­
• Open to volunteers: every Thursday & Sunday throughout the year:

Nov-Apr – 12noon ‘til dusk;

May-Oct – 2pm ‘til dusk.

• Phone: (Charmaine) 07914 480 360
• Email: whitehawkcommunityallotment@gmail.com
• Website: https://whitehawkcommunityfoodproject.uk/
• Twitter: @WhitehawkFood
• Facebook: Whitehawk Community Food Project