Projects

Helping communities access good food

If you’re struggling to afford or access good food, there are a number of community initiatives that could help you

Access to food

CAVS

Everyone has the right to good food but if you live in Carmarthenshire and are struggling to afford or access food, there are a number of systems in place to help, which are signposted on the CAVS website: Cymunedau Cysylltiedig Sir Gâr / Connected Communities Sir Gâr (padlet.com)

Foothold Cymru

Foothold Cymru’s Warm Welcome Space’ is a space for everyone to warm up, stay connected, receive advice, and enjoy a hearty lunch. It’s perfect for those looking to make new connections, save on energy bills, and unwind in a cozy environment. Click here for more information.

Cegin Hedyn

A volunteer-run canteen deeply committed to making a difference. Its “pay what you can” philosophy ensures that everyone has access to nutritious, delicious meals, regardless of financial means.  Find out more here.

Latest news

Read the latest news and blogs from Bwyd Sir Gâr Food.

  • Catering and Procurement in Carmarthenshire: innovating how caterers procure food, making local supply chains more resilient and sustainable.

    Catering and Procurement in Carmarthenshire: innovating how caterers procure food, making local supply chains more resilient and sustainable.

    This blog first appeared on Food Sense Wales website, as part of a series of case studies focused on Food Partnerships in Wales. Bwyd Sir Gâr Food is dedicated to building a healthier, more sustainable, and fairer local food system for Carmarthenshire. Established in 2021, the food partnership is committed to…

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  • Small Grants for Food Activities

    Small Grants for Food Activities

    Bwyd Sir Gâr Food is offering six grants of £2,000 to fund activities aimed at eliminating inequality, promoting equality, and fostering good relations between people. The grants are available to community organisations across Carmarthenshire, and this fund is aimed specifically to enable and amplify participation of members of groups with…

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  • Fruits of our labour

    Fruits of our labour

    In December 2024, an event was held at Yr Egin, Carmarthen to celebrate the work of the food partnership across the year. The day was led by Adam Jones (Adam yn yr Ardd) and was full of interesting discussions, presentations and knowledge sharing about the food system across Carmarthenshire. Augusta…

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Welsh Veg in Schools

We’re working with Food Sense Wales to develop new local agro-ecological supply chains into schools – so our children can enjoy locally grown fresh vegetables at lunchtimes.

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