The Food Bus Project was created to tackle food insecurity by bringing affordable, fresh produce directly to communities with limited access to healthy food. Recognising the urgent need in areas like Wandsworth and Lambeth, we launched the project to ensure that everyone—regardless of income or location—has access to nutritious food.

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The Food Bus, a converted double-decker bus, acts as a mobile greengrocer and community hub, stocked with low-cost fresh fruit, vegetables, and pantry staples. It stops in areas where supermarkets are scarce or expensive, offering an alternative to unhealthy, high-cost convenience food. As demand grew, we introduced the Food Float, a smaller and more flexible version of the bus, allowing us to reach even more communities with fresh, affordable groceries.

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By making regular stops across South London, attending community events, and partnering with local organisations, the Food Bus Project is more than just a food service—it’s a space for connection, support, and education. Through this initiative, we help families and individuals eat well, reduce food waste, and build a stronger, more resilient local food system.