Meal planning can make eating well easier - but coming up with meals week after week isn't always simple.
I've brought together some freely available meal plans and meal-planning resources from health and nutrition organisations to help you find ideas that suit your tastes, lifestyle and household.


One-day meal plans with portion sizes designed to meet the recommended daily food group serves for women aged 19–50 years, men aged 19–50 years, and children aged 9–11 years.

Seasonal meal plan recipe books with 4 weeks of family friendly dinners with 5 recipes and shopping lists.

A selection of more than 20 practical meal plans and recipes for everyday healthy eating as well as different health needs.

Access a 12 week meal plan to suit your needs. Alternatively, choose the 5 weeks of healthy dinners suitable for families or leftovers.

Weekly meal plans to suit a range of types and tastes. The collection includes Mediterranean, vegetarian, vegan, low-carbohydrate, budget and cooking-for-one or family meal plans.

A large collection covering Mediterranean-style eating, vegetarian meals, high-protein plans, meal prep and specific health needs.

A range of 7 day meal plans that are carbohydrate conscious, including Hispanic, South Asian, Lacto-ovo Vegetarian, and more. Also provides access to recipes to make your own plan.

A range of 7 day meal plans that are carbohydrate conscious, including vegan, vegetarian, South Asian, Carribean, and more.

Create your own weekly meal plan by choosing recipes that appeal to you, or select from a range of ready-made meal plans.
I'm developing new meal-planning tools and would love to know what would make meal planning easier for you.
Free meal plans can be a great source of ideas and inspiration.
But sometimes the challenge isn't knowing what to eat. It's understanding what works for you.
When I work with clients, nutrition advice can be tailored to your:
Meal planning can then become part of a personalised nutrition strategy rather than another diet you're expected to follow.