FL4LF (Food Literacy for Local Food) project aims to create a community-based learning model that promotes nutrition literacy and supports multi-at-risk adults. Through the project's specific objectives, tangible results and alignment with European priorities, FL4LF aims to contribute to social inclusion, positive social change, sustainable practices and a socially just and sustainable future.

Get involved – we would like to hear from you!

In order to pursue our plans as purposefully as possible, we would like to get your opinion, and we would like to ask you to take a few minutes to answer a short questionnaire: link.

Your answers will help us create the Guide – Community-based Food Literacy Learning Model and how to support multi-vulnerable adults, which will be one of the results of the FL4LF project.

We appreciate your valuable contribution, and we thank you in advance!

What about Guide – Community-based Food Literacy Learning Model and how to support multi-vulnerable adults?

By creating the Guide, the partners will provide a training resource that contributes to the inclusion, education and information of adults from multiple-vulnerable categories. The focus will be on covering aspects – how to motivate them, facilitate their participation and specifics of access – for these categories with guidelines and suggestions that adult educators can choose and adapt to fit specific learning contexts and incorporate sustainability principles and food literacy into its structures, especially since the Guide would deal with topics related to everyday life practices.

The conclusions will be directed at European, national, regional and local policymakers to demonstrate approaches to these issues in adult learning.

The overall effort will provide the basis for other project results and help achieve the overall goal - to develop an innovative adult learning model with learning content and pedagogy that empowers adults.

FL4LF – Food Literacy for Local Food (2022-2-RS01-KA210-ADU-000101821), a small-scale Erasmus+ adult education project co-funded by the European Union, is carried out by three organisations from Austria, Italy and Serbia.