Accessible Chef is a collection of free visual recipes and other resources to help teach cooking skills to individuals with disabilities. Looking for Your Special Chef? You’re in the right place! We changed our name and look to better represent our goal of making cooking accessible to everyone. Accessible Chef
Our 5-day residential course is designed to meet your needs and is changed from class to class to suit the needs of those taking part. Some of the aspects this course may focus on are: Food preparation and cooking skills in our fully equipped training kitchen Practising our recommended ways
While there are always improvements that could be made, we are happy to see more and more autism and sensory-friendly initiatives in Ireland being launched for those with additional needs. Those who have autism or sensory differences, or who support someone who does, will be keenly aware of the unique
What you eat can either protect you or increase your chances of getting heart disease or having a stroke. A healthy diet can stop you gaining weight, reduce high blood pressure and help lower your cholesterol levels. Even if you already have a heart condition, a healthy diet can benefit your heart.
The concept of ‘diabetic’ foods or a ‘diabetic’ diet has long since been replaced by guidelines on healthy food choices and individualised advice on eating habits for each person with diabetes. Like the rest of the population, people with diabetes are encouraged to eat a diet low in saturated fat,
A 2-page document aimed at providing tips to assist with healthy eating and active living Top Tips and Myth-Busters
Healthy Food for Life: The Food Pyramid for Adults, Teenagers and Children aged five and over The Food Pyramid
EasyHealth has a range of accessible resources on healthy eating, physical activity and obesity. EasyHealth.org.UK
This guidance is for public health staff commissioning or running weight management services and other mainstream health professionals working to support people to lose weight. It advises about specific aspects of weight management for people with learning disabilities. It includes useful things to consider when treating a person with learning
The Food List The Food List is compiled in accordance with current EC legislation. The booklet also features “own brand” products that are “gluten-free” from some of the main supermarket chains. If you are a coeliac and eat any processed foods, a current Food List is a valuable resource in
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