Partners and Affiliates

Farmacy Co-op is a not-for-profit owned by the People that is helping to create food security for communities all over the country - focused on food that is healthy & local.

A not-for-profit grow project where we make fresh organic produce accessible to all! We also run workshops so that you too can grow healthy, organic and nourishing food from the comfort of your own home, allotment or community project.

Open source software designed for food producers and community food hubs. Every food enterprise is different. Whatever your model, we’re here to support. More than just software, we are a thriving community

Joinavision is about creating a better system from pre-birth to post-death. One that is more empowering to the individual but can run alongside our current one. We want to show people how the power is all in their hands and to remind us how awesome humans are. We are keen to create community hubs and connect with people who are already doing this.

David Trood is an Australian-born, prize-winning travel and commercial photographer who pushes the boundaries of visual storytelling with his passionate narrative of people and nature.

Crops not shops is a mission and vision of building a free and fair food sharing network, rebuilding regenerative communities based on our sacred connection to mother earth, transforming people gardens, allotments and public green spaces into thriving bio diversive eco systems of food production and wildlife havens.

The Common Ground Project is a land and wealth gifting network which drives land use toward regenerative practice and common good. We have land ready for you to use, cooperative and economic models in place, and we'd like to share with you how it all works, and find out how you'd like to use it.

Down to Earth Stroud’s (known officially as Down to Earth Gloucestershire) aims to support groups and individuals in the county of Gloucestershire by increasing access to and availability of local sustainable food for local communities.

With big supermarkets and cheap imports taking over our food supplies, we risk losing our farms, real food producers and artisan businesses altogether. It’s time to sustain our own food producers, support and reconnect with them! Buy local and buy British – or Irish. For those of you in Ireland. The go-to for real food while strengthening the buyer and seller network and communities.