Our intention is to build on existing neighbourhood skills and strengths by training and educating communities as well as demonstrating regenerative urban food systems in order to assist local people at risk of food insecurity to develop the essential knowledge, tools, and confidence, to be able to contribute to improved local food resilience while strengthening socio-economic and environmental outcomes. A ‘regenerative neighbourhood’ for us is one where local people are engaged in a local food system that operates within the carrying capacity of the local environment - physically, socially, culturally and economically. It is about more than resilience and works towards healing and improving collective wellbeing for people and place. We run 3 local programmes: Morningside Urban Market Garden (training migrant/refugee women to supply local cafes), Growing Together (local composting) and The Grow Cartel (seedling subscription).