Innovation Programme
Our innovation work explores integrated models that may reduce waste, improve coordination and support measurable social outcomes. We begin with feasibility, partner mapping and evidence requirements before any pilot is considered.
How a future pilot could be evaluated
- Feasibility — partner mapping, needs analysis, and operational design
- Prototype — a proposed pilot with a defined scope and potential KPIs
- Evaluate — an independent review and impact reporting if delivery proceeds
- Scale — consider refinement or wider delivery only where evidence supports it
Innovation Spotlight: Unity House
Unity House is a proposed public-benefit programme seeking careful exploratory conversations with a potential community host, suitable surplus-resource partner and evaluation partner. Pilot 01 would test hosted surplus-food redistribution without a new kitchen; future branches would be considered only after evidence and partner readiness.
Unity House is not an operating physical centre or active food service. It is a proposed programme under controlled partner discovery, subject to partner fit, safeguards, budget and evidence.