Lincolnshire Health and Well-being Fund distributes funds to support a variety of health initiatives throughout Lincolnshire.

The Health and Wellbeing Fund has been developed through a partnership between Lincolnshire County Council and NHS Lincolnshire. The fund aims to support people to improve their lifestyles in ways likely to be of benefit to themselves and others, amongst other aims.

The Master Gardener programme is an initiative supported by the Health and Wellbeing Fund through:

Starting several new exciting community gardens in spring 2011 supported by Master Gardeners, including Boston Mayflower, Central Park, and others throughout the Borough.

Part of their wider programmes:

• Incredible Edible Boston
• Grow2Eat
• Cook2Eat

All promote healthy eating among local residents, including cooking courses.

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Starting several new exciting community gardens in spring 2011 supported by Master Gardeners, including Teddar Hall, Mablethorpe Community Garden and two in Louth.

Part of their wider programme:

• Seed to Plate – East Lindsey

Promoting healthy eating habits among local residents. Further details to be announced.

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Starting several new exciting community gardens in Autumn 2011 supported by Master Gardeners, details to be announced.

Part of their wider programme:

• Seed to Plate – West Lindsey

Promoting healthy eating habits among local residents. Further details to be announced.

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Starting several new exciting community gardens in spring 2012 supported by Master Gardeners across the District.

Community gardens are part of their wider programmes which all promote healthy eating among local residents, including cooking courses.

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Incredible Edible SK are starting several new exciting community gardens in spring 2012, supported by Master Gardeners, across the District.

Community gardens are part of their wider programmes which all promote healthy eating among local residents, including cooking courses.

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South Holland District Council are starting several new exciting community gardens in spring 2012, supported by Master Gardeners, around the District.

Community gardens are part of their wider programmes which all promote healthy eating among local residents, including cooking courses.

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