Learning about food for life

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Food Literature

Send us old or new cookbooks, food magazines and other food literature so we can give it to those in need click here for more details

Kay's Cause

Make an online donation to Kay's cause and help Kay fund our administration costs. It will only take a minute and will make you (and us) feel real good.

Celebrity Cookbook

BarillaCiao! Click this logo for a great pasta recipe book and Barilla Australia will donate $1 toward our "Feed Yourself Italian" resources.

Your Recipe

We are looking for very special recipes to include in a resource for kids who need care so click here for more details

kitchen gardens

Go, get out there and dig it! Creating a kitchen garden is a great way to introduce children to food. It doesn't have to be a big garden, herbs in pots are a good start. It doesn't even have to be your own garden, you can help out at your local community vegetable plot or school kitchen garden.

Ok, so it can take a little bit of time, but just think of the joy, the artistry and the satisfaction....

seed to seed

Seed to Seed - Food Gardens in Schools is a fabulous resource written by Jude Fanton and Jo Immig who are passionate advocates and they hope their book will "inspire a rebirth of food gardens so children will be able to enjoy gardening and growing their own food and their own seed for the next season". If you even harbour a tiny little lingering thought about establishing a kitchen garden at your school (or at home), then make sure you get this book first. It contains an amazing amount of detail and takes you on the whole journey - planning, breaking ground, planting, maintaining, harvesting & eating, saving seeds. It is available for purchase for $20 or download as a FREE PDF at SeedSavers.

yummy yards

Yummy Yards is an initiative from Sustainable Gardening Australia and has some great resources to download.

community gardens

Want to be a Locovore? What to join a community garden? Try searching at Australian Community Foods

Stephanie's gardens

The Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Foundation exists to develop life-long healthier and happier eating habits in a new generation of Australians by engaging them in growing, harvesting, preparing and sharing delicious and healthy food at primary school.

in America

The Edible Schoolyard is a project created by visionary chef Alice Waters.

Kids Gardening is an online resource for creating educative gardens created by the National Gardening Association - it is an amazing resource so take a peek!