Foundation of Light hosts ultimate day of family fun
Foundation of Light provided the ultimate day of summer fun at the Beacon of Light with the help of partners Stagecoach.
Foundation of Light staff have been upskilling in the Ministry of Food kitchen with the help of Skills Officer Dan Coyne.
Kirsty McFarlane, Melanie Jones, and Wayne Walls completed a one-day cookery course to earn a Jamie Oliver’s Ministry of Food certificate.
The UK’s food poverty rate is among the highest in Europe, however, understanding how to cook healthy meals on a budget can be an important step for struggling families to live healthier, happier lives.
Dan aimed to provide his colleagues with the knowledge and information to share with students about the importance of preparing home-cooked meals, showing they can be fun, healthy, and delicious.
Kirsty and Wayne have also enrolled onto a level 2 Food Hygiene course, to expand their knowledge further and to allow them to provide food safety and hygiene information to those that they work with.
Working in the Family Learning department, which provides programmes that help parents, grandparents and carers support their child’s development in topics such as healthy cooking, mental health awareness, and staying safe online, Kirsty and Wayne will now be able to be more confident in delivering the correct knowledge and information to families within the community.
For more information on the Foundation of Light's Family Learning programmes, head to: foundationoflight.co.uk - Family Learning
Foundation of Light provided the ultimate day of summer fun at the Beacon of Light with the help of partners Stagecoach.
Five Foundation of Light female scholars have secured football scholarships at universities in the USA, giving them the opportunity to continue their education while developing their football careers.
The latest instalment of Foundation of Light’s Changing Room Chat features South African rugby player Sebastian de Chaves.