Community wellbeing

We host specific full or half days appropriate to the needs of the group or organisation. These generally include some elements of facilitated group work, nature connection activity, country walk, lunch, yoga, movement, mediation or relaxation. They are delivered as a one-off, or as a run of sessions. We’ve host sessions for groups including people with refugee backgrounds, people leaving prison, people experiencing food insecurity, and more.

We work with self referrals, and referrals via the NHS social prescribing team, and community organisations, who join us for gentle therapeutic sessions on the land. Facilitated by a qualified group worker, we hold a safe and confidential space where participants can enjoy time in nature, tea and chats, gentle tasks in the market garden, and eco therapy practices. These sessions are particularly beneficial for those who may be experiencing anxiety, depression, social isolation, emotional health challenges, or are in recovery from chronic illness. Contact us for details of the next ten week course.

All ages and abilities are welcome to join us for our community volunteer sessions. There is always something to get involved with, and learn about from our head growers. Depending on the season we could be propagating, planting, harvesting, digging, pruning, watering....the list is endless, and fun! It's a great way to meet others, connect with the land through purposeful work, and learn about the journey of our food from farm to fork. Plus share a hearty lunch and take some produce away with you. These take place on Mondays and Tuesdays.

Come and join us for outdoor family fun and nature connection activities every Saturday 10 - 12pm. Hosted by a qualified nature guide. Tea, coffee and farm shop on site.

.All ages welcome from 3 to 99. Price per child, sliding scale pay what you can afford. £5 subsidised / £10 regular / £15 supporter

Accompanying adults are free! Email to book a space.