Amy Foster and her team cook and deliver hot, hearty, healthy meals for 50 people living on the streets in Bournemouth town centre, three times a week, every week, every year.

And it’s not just food they deliver, Amy also carries important emergency supplies and donations including sleeping bags, dog food, toiletries, and most importantly, a regular friendly face that checks up on the wellbeing on the people living on our streets.

Bees are some of the world's most marvellous and important little creatures. Honeybees are one of the chief pollinators and important in the production of fruit and vegetables, as well as the reproduction of plants.

Bees collect food by flying to areas with lots of flowers and flying from flower-to-flower harvesting nectar and pollen. More than ever before we need to recognise the importance of bees to nature and to our lives.

It’s no secret that Britain’s bees are in trouble. Honeybees are disappearing at an alarming rate due to pesticides, parasites, disease and habitat loss.

From the beginning of Bee Mission’s journey in 2019, Chris and Amy have been working together to do what they can for the people they meet.

From helping cook the meals, to helping out with the beehives, and to more formal courses and training with third parties, Bee Mission are opening up opportunities to people.