Social Bite organised a Cooking Gathering in partnership with Street work and CRISIS.
It is a CRISIS led course that has included a visit to our Rose street shop and a visit to our central kitchen in Livingston so far. It was opened to any people supported by Crisis, Street work or Social Bite.
The purpose is to learn to cook together and get new skills.
That moment laid the foundations for us at Social Bite, and in the years since we’ve dedicated ourselves to to becoming a leading social business – creating employment for people facing homelessness and significant barriers to work, becoming one of the UK’s largest providers of freshly prepared free food, and delivering supportive housing and employability programmes nationwide.
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Work has officially started on the Social Bite village in Rutherglen, which will be called Harriet Gardens.