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Hardeep Singh Kohli travels the UK cooking Sunday lunch for people with remarkable stories

Hardeep Singh Kohli travels around the UK cooking Sunday lunch for people with remarkable stories

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Hardeep's Sunday Lunch: Series 1

Hardeep's Sunday Lunch: Series 1: Episode 1

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Hardeep meets Avril and Ron Head, who have dedicated their lives to caring for children.

4 Extra Debut. Hardeep Singh Kohli cooks for Avril and Ron Head who fostered 138 children and care for kids with special needs. From November 2012.

Hardeep Singh Kohli travels around the country cooking Sunday lunch with families and communities, introducing some of his favourite recipes, learning about their food and hearing some amazing stories. In the first programme in this 6 part series Hardeep meets Avril and Ron Head. Over the last 30 years they have dedicated much of their lives to caring for children and in particular those with special medical needs. As well as having 3 children of their own they have adopted two children and fostered 138. At a time when foster carers are increasingly in short supply for the growing number of children who need care, Avril and Ron talk about how the values and beliefs that underpin their approach to fostering. As Hardeep cooks them Sunday lunch he hears the story of how they became foster carers and the highs and lows they have experienced over the years.

Producer: Amanda Hancox
Dawn Bryan.

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Hardeep Singh Kohli travels the UK cooking Sunday lunch with families and communities

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