Limerick Food Partnership is a collaboration of business, statutory agencies, communities and local government, coming together to improve people’s health by increasing access to affordable, healthy, quality food. 

The Partnership achieves this by:

• Raising Awareness in the local community around healthy food;
• Engaging with suppliers to promote availability of affordable fresh, safe and health-promoting food;
• Supporting initiatives in the city such as School meals, Food bank, Community Cafés, & Meals to older  people;
• Supporting local communities to develop local food systems and initiatives such as Food Co-ops;
• Influencing policy related to food supply and trade through local action and local government;
• Promoting the availability of healthy food options at reasonable prices without exploiting people or the environment, locally or worldwide
   

Limerick Food Partnership co-ordinates and/or supports a number of food projects in Limerick City including: Community Based School Meals provision, Southill Community Food Cooperative, Mid West Food Bank, Meals to Older People. Other projects that the partnership is working to develop include Community Cafés, and Urban Food Growers’ schemes. Limerick Food Partnership is a member of the Healthy Food for All Advisory Committee.