Thursdays 9:30am-12.30pm
Our growing group is an opportunity for local adults to enjoy growing vegetable and fruits and maintaining our beautifully wild space.
We’re a community space which is used by local primary schools, secondary school students, community groups and young families. We have a small group of adult volunteers who spend Thursday mornings maintaining the acre for these groups.
Working together with others in the outdoors is proven to help people’s general wellbeing and is especially beneficial to those people in the local community experiencing social isolation.
The work is dictated by what the space needs at the time.
Everyone is shown how to use tools, given guidance and support and encouraged to work at their own pace and chat as they go. Our 11am tea break is an important part of the session giving the opportunity to enjoy a cuppa together.
Our regular volunteers range in age from 18 - 80, sharing knowledge with the next generation.
We offer access to a beautiful wild space, allowing local people to get outside in nature and feel better. It’s free to get involved.
If you’d like to visit space2grow and see if it’s the right place for you then please email info@space2grow.space.
We hope to see you soon!
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