Do you support asylum seekers in your food service? Do you struggle to provide appropriate support?
“An informative, interactive session with a nice variety of activities & great facilitation.”
Navigating the asylum maze
Asylum seekers face a maze of barriers to employment, education, and access to basic essentials like food. Community food providers provide a lifeline for people navigating the asylum process. And yet they face their own challenges, with limited resources and capacity to meet the complex and growing need in our community.
That’s where we come in.
The Dignity in Practice: Food for All workshop provides
An introduction to the asylum process
Resources and tools to use with your team
Facilitation by experts by experience
Interactive reflective activities
A space for reflection and learning with your team
Let’s learn together
When we understand the challenges, we can work together to overcome them. By understanding the asylum process, you become an integral part of dismantling barriers. And through mutual understanding, we can build capacity in community food settings.
Our workshop offers a unique space for learning directly from people with lived experience of the asylum system, and provides a space for staff and volunteers to reflect on their service together.
Collaboration and Expertise
Our workshop is tailor-made for staff and volunteers engaged in community food services. Developed in collaboration with Nourish Scotland and Govan Community Project, the workshop is designed and delivered by ‘experts by experience’ of the asylum process.
The workshops are delivered at a time and place that’s convenient for your team. Register your interest in the workshop below and we’ll arrange a time that suits your availability.
We believe that everyone deserves dignified access to food.
Embark on a journey towards truly inclusive community food provision and register for a Dignity in Practice: Food for All Workshop today!