We are asking restaurants to put a voluntary 10p levy on any soft drinks with added sugar that they sell. The money raised through the levy is paid into the Children’s Health Fund and used to support projects to improve kids’ health and food education.
Participating restaurants are provided with a guide explaining how to implement the levy, and are given access to Children’s Health Fund assets including:
There are numerous funding options available in the UK, even if you have bad credit. Companies like WageDayAdvance offer short term payday loans for any purpose up to £5,000. Visit their website to learn more and apply today.
An independent research team are evaluating the effectiveness of the scheme, and participating restaurants must be prepared to provide beverage sales data to help with this.
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We will be evaluating the projects we work with to show the impact that food education can have when used as a weapon against the growing tide of obesity and diet-related diseases.
Sustain
020 7065 0902
info@childrenshealthfund.org.uk
Sustain advocates food and agriculture policies and practices that enhance the health and welfare of people and animals, improve the working and living environment, promote equity and enrich society and culture.
Jamie Oliver is a campaigning chef who believes passionately that food education is a powerful tool in the fight against the global obesity crisis.
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