INTERVIEW 2: House bound elderly and pensioners
Posted on 15. Jul, 2007 by sffa in Interviews—2007, Podcasts
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INTERVIEW 2 – 18 April ’07
People in Sydney: Who’s living with hidden hunger? House bound elderly and pensioners
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leonie
22. Sep, 2010
This is a useful podcast I am considering using it as part of a Food Technology year 10 assessment task on food inequity
Mark Ludbrooke
22. Sep, 2010
Hi Leonie,
Thanks for your comment. Inequity of access to enough, healthy food, particularly for vulnerable and disadvantaged communities, is a key concern for the Sydney Food Fairness Alliance. Please e-mail or call us if you’d like any more information.
Cheers,
Mark