The MAZI Project is dedicated to nourishing and empowering marginalised young people aged 16 to 25, including care leavers, young asylum seekers, and those recovering from homelessness or escaping domestic violence. Our mission focuses on enhancing access to healthy food, providing better food education, and creating opportunity.  

We harness the power of food to drive social mobility and advocate for change while addressing critical public health issues. Through our innovative food provision services and engaging educational programmes, we use the dinner table and the act of breaking bread as a symbol to combat isolation, build confidence, and foster a sense of value and empowerment among aMAZIng young people. 

We do this through:

1. Our aMAZIng meal kit service: Each week, members can choose up to three recipes from a selection of twenty seasonal options. Our community volunteers carefully pre-weigh the ingredients and pack the meal kits, which are then delivered directly to the young people's doors. These kits are thoughtfully assembled, featuring locally sourced, fresh, and seasonal ingredients, accompanied by educational recipe cards.

1. Our education programmes:  Empowering individuals to overcome food-related challenges, fosters pathways to education and employment, and builds the next generation of food justice leaders. We provide accessible, uplifting, food education through well-established community outreach.
   

Your donation doesn’t just feed young people—it empowers them. Together, we can help them build a brighter future.