We have been the UK’s leading voice on the link between nutrition, the brain, and behaviour since 1983. Our work addresses the rise in mental health and behavioural issues that are often a direct result of poor diet. We support some of the most marginalised groups in society to make positive changes to their diets and build better futures. Many people are missing out on the nutrients the brain and body need to function properly – and the education and knowledge base required to change this. Poor nutrition has been linked to disruptive and anti-social behaviour, lack of concentration, poor learning in schools, violence and self-harm.
Funding allows us to continue to build our evidence base through practical programmes and research, enabling us to give everyone the information they need to think through nutrition.
