Nourishing People
Hello!
We are Nourishing People and we work with people with disabilities, autism and other conditions. We create opportunities to help people develop life skills, self-confidence, employment possibilities and more.
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What is Nourishing People?
Nourishing People is a trainee led social enterprise
We sell healthy snacks.
We design, test, prepare and sell our products.
We are all responsible for every part of the business.
As a team, we encourage and help one another.
Our staff are friendly and experienced. They work alongside and support our trainees every step of the way.
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Interested in becoming a trainee with Nourishing People?
Becoming a trainee at Nourishing People means learning lots of different skills that you can take to your future.
Here are some of things you will learn: confidence, communication, travelling and numeracy
Our trainees are always learning new things.
We help choose goals and targets to make sure you are always achieving what you want out of your sessions.
You will try different roles within our organisation like sales, deliveries, IT, customer service and many many more.
Do you want to gain employment skills in a supportive environment? Get in touch at People Matters West Yorkshire through info.np@peoplemattersleeds.co.uk for more information. You can also call us on 0113 2346896.
If you have a friend or family member who might like our group, please give them this leaflet
Would you like to support us? Scroll down for details!
Interested in trying our snacks?
We sell two varieties of healthy, vegan snacks: Full of Beans and Spice & Rice.
Full of Beans includes salted corn, toasted pumkin seeds and soya broad beans. This snack tastes similar to ready salted crisps with an extra crunch.
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Spice & Rice and contains smoked almonds, chilli rice bites and chilli coated peanuts. Spice & Rice tastes tangy, smoky and packs a small spicy punch. We have been told it goes great with a pint!
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The snacks come in 40g packets and are £1 each. By buying our snacks you are supporting our micro social enterprise to enable our members to gain the skills for further employment within the community and to establish a more independent life.
If you are interested in supporting Nourishing People and buying our snacks, you can contact info.np@peoplemattersleeds.co.uk. We provide a free delivery to the Leeds area, and are open Wednesday-Friday 10:00am-3:00pm.
If you are out and about in Leeds, you can find our snacks in:
- Out of the Woods in Holbeck
- The Happy Yak Cafe in Holbeck
- Deli No. 1 in Holbeck
- 21 Co. in Headingley
- Assembly Bar + Kitchen in Headingley
- The Gardener’s Arms in Morley
- The Union Coffee House in Leeds City Centre
- Swarthmore College Cafe in Leeds City Centre
- Open Source Arts in Kirkstall
- Kirkstall Brewery in Kirkstall
- The Pavillion Cafe near Rothwell
- Pooky’s Deli in Horsforth
- Honey Pottery in Horsforth
- Slow Rise Bakery in Horsforth
- Leeds Bread Coop near Chapeltown
- Mizzika 555 in Chapeltown
- Seven Arts in Chapel Allerton
- The Mustard Pot in Chapel Allerton
- Crust + Crumb in Chapel Allerton
- Boot + Rally in Meanwood
- Maria’s Cafe in Meanwood
- The Feel Good Cafe in Gipton
If you want to support us in other ways –
You don’t have to buy our snacks to support us! Give us a follow on our social media to keep up to date with what we are doing and raise awareness about our initiative.
“We sell the Full of Beans snack bags in our bakery shop, and they’ve proven very popular with our customers! They’re a nice complement to the other items we stock, and people like to pick up a bag when they need a snack on the go.”
“Jodie and the team at Nourishing People keep us stocked up with delicious snacks all year round. Delivery is prompt, and the prices extremely reasonable. We can’t recommend them highly enough!”
“I am loving our new yummy snacks from Nourishing People. My perfect afternoon pick-me-up. The whole office has gone ‘nuts’ for them. Wonderful to be able to support this great enterprise.”
