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We connect nutrition to health support, agriculture & global climate change

Welcome! We connect nutrition to integrated health support, agriculture and global climate change.

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Hi. Thanks for being with us. It’s good to have you here. Our objectives are simple:
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To improve the knowledge and supply of nutritious food, and to connect the people, projects and professionals who can make this happen – in rich and poor nations alike.
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The Directory:
We suggest you register your service or interest by having a free listing. There is no pressure to buy anything, no up-sales. The directory is not-for-profit, funded by our own business ventures, supporters and volunteers. It is your interest and encouragement we seek the most.

 

About us at Supportive FoodWhat you receive

  • A directory page that brings you traffic here and to your site
  • Your business, project, group, shop, farm or service listed publicly
  • A description explaining what you do and who you help
  • Networking abilities with likeminded members
  • Your contact details, and direct link if you choose to publish
  • Logo or photo to help people recognise your corporate image

 

Why this matters

Food is more than just a product—it’s tied to health, recovery, dignity, farming, poverty, family life, community, and care. Many people want to make better choices but aren’t sure who to trust, where to begin, or who is working locally and ethically.

Meanwhile, small farms, shops, practitioners, and community groups often struggle to gain visibility. Supportive Food aims to close that gap by connecting people, projects, and resources in practical, respectful, and helpful ways.

Elsewhere you might pay £/$ hundreds. Here it is genuinely free. No compulsory upgrades or unwanted marketing emails.


A careful, responsible approach

Supportive Food provides general educational information and community connection. We do not present food, supplements, lifestyle choices or directory listings as substitutes for medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.

We strongly support appropriate professional care. Our aim is to encourage better-informed choices, supportive nutrition, practical kindness and stronger community links alongside proper medical, nutritional and professional advice.

We avoid miracle-cure claims, scare language and conspiracy thinking. We believe food and community support can matter deeply, but they should support proper medical care, not replace it.


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That is completely fine. You may simply want to view the listings, ask a question, suggest a useful project, recommend someone. Or to offer advice, talk through whether your group or business is a good fit.

We welcome farmers, food producers, shop owners, carers, practitioners, charities, community groups, ethical businesses, supporters and potential partners.

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Supportive Food was founded by Anthony Black and developed with help from advisers, friends, professionals, farmers, carers, community-minded people and ethical investors who care about food, health and dignity.

The work is rooted in lived experience, charitable service, farming knowledge and hospitality. Community support and a long-standing belief that better food and better connection can improve lives.

We are not intending to replace existing services. We are here to help people find supplementary and supportive food, to strengthen and connect to them.


For supporters, partners and ethical investors

The first objective is simple: build a useful, trusted directory with real listings and real community value.

From there, Supportive Food can grow through ethical investors, optional enhanced listings, website support, sponsorship, community appeals, practical resources and carefully chosen collaborations that do not break the free basic promise.

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Suggestion: start with a free listing in the directory.

You are welcome to have more later. No pressure. No complicated commitment. Just one practical step towards helping people find good food, useful support and ethical projects more easily.


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