Six weeks since my last post about this – and I couldn’t be happier with the response I’ve had. [googlemaps https://www.google.com/maps/d/embed?mid=1qNXG1SzlsaQoykRsUO8s4FzL1HaXf6c-&w=640&h=480] There are now listed some 350 organisations providing some form of Social and Therapeutic Horticulture (STH) added to the directory and I’m adding more every day. Thanks so much to all those who’ve sharedContinue reading “Gardening4Health Directory Update”
Category Archives: News
Latest News
Just a brief update on the latest developments at Gardening4Health. Social and Therapeutic Horticulture Symposium: Beyond the Services. Monday 30th June It’s lovely to be coming back to Tuppenny Barn for our next symposium, which is happening on Monday 30th June – and opening for booking now The focus for the symposium is both aContinue reading “Latest News”
Our patrons
We’re so pleased to introduce our Gardening4Health Patrons. Arit Anderson, Olivia Chapple, and Sue Stuart-Smith. All three are wonderful spokespeople for the benefits of gardening and nature-based therapies, and have made a huge difference across the sector in so many ways. We couldn’t be happier that they’ve agreed to help us in our mission toContinue reading “Our patrons”
We have reached 500 gardens
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A big day out at Tuppenny Barn
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A new milestone
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Our Patrons
We’re so pleased to introduce our Gardening4Health Patrons. Arit Anderson, Olivia Chapple, and Sue Stuart-Smith. All three are wonderful spokespeople for the benefits of gardening and nature-based therapies, and have made a huge difference across the sector in so many ways. We couldn’t be happier that they’ve agreed to help us in our mission toContinue reading “Our Patrons”
500 Gardens!
Today we have added the 500th garden to the Gardening4Health Directory, which is quite a landmark! The latest project is https://www.thelisteningspace.uk/ – a project based around a community garden located in a GP surgery in Kentish Town, North London. There’s lots going on here – over and above the garden – all for the wellbeingContinue reading “500 Gardens!”
The Safe Green Space: Gardens and Health.
It was a wonderful day of learning, sharing, and connecting yesterday at the Serge Hill Project. Sue Stuart-Smith gave the keynote speech: it was at the same time beautiful, educational, and inspiring – and the tone was set. Arit Anderson and Keely Siddiqui-Charlick followed, moving us seamlessly from laughter to tears, as they showed us how projects like Sunnyside can impact people,Continue reading “The Safe Green Space: Gardens and Health.”
A big day out – at Tuppenny Barn
Yesterday was a big day for Gardening4Health: the first in-person meeting of our Board of Trustees. It was lovely to go back to Tuppenny Barn: venue for our first Green Therapies conference last year. Tuppenny truly is a brilliant model for any therapeutic garden to follow, and Founder and CEO Maggie Haynes showed us roundContinue reading “A big day out – at Tuppenny Barn”