Jamie Oliver Food Foundation

Working in the UK, US and through the Good Foundation in Australia, the Jamie Oliver Food Foundation [1] is a registered charity calling for a full-scale and ongoing Food Revolution to improve the health and happiness of future generations, by revolutionising the way people feed themselves, and their families. The Foundation’s work ranges from food-education programmes delivered at a local level, to national and international campaigns that influence policy on key issues [2]
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