The MAZI Blog

I’m Miyabi, 24, originally from Japan but living in Bristol. I found out about The MAZI Project during a cooking course with the prince’s trust

My name is Fatima, and I am 22 years old. I have been living in Bristol for the last decade. I would say I am

I am in my mid-twenties and am living independently after having moved out of Bristol. I found out about The MAZI project through 16-25 Independent

Food can have a massive effect on the way I think, and how productive I can be. At the end of the day, food is

The concept of a seasonal diet is actually really simple It means eating foods that are grown locally to you at the same time as

Founder, Melanie with a stack of our aMAZIng Meal Kits ready to be delivered.  2 years since The MAZI Project officially began it’s mission to

We are super excited to finally announce Maisie Williams as an official ambassador for The MAZI Project.

We are super excited to launch our Winter MAZImas Food & Drink Trail, partnering up with some of Bristol’s best indie businesses and cafes to

Join us for our Winter Fundraiser to raise money for Bristol’s 16 – 25 year olds facing food poverty! Set in Bristol’s historical Trinity Centre,

We are looking for a new Part Time Project Manager to manage our aMAZIng Meal Box Service which delivers tasty and fresh food to disadvantaged

Introducing our ambassador, renowned chef and restauranteur, Josh Eggleton.   Josh grew up in Witchurch, South Bristol. At 19 he moved to Chew Valley, home

Nea is an incredible artist who has helped with MAZI’s branding, including our short animation for our crowd funder. Nea has also been volunteering on