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Springhill Community Garden
- VO101516
Garden Volunteers Wanted!
Are you interested in gardening and want to make a difference in your community? Join our garden community and make an impact!
*About us
Springhill Community Garden is for the community, by the community. A place where people come together to grow food, support local wildlife, and create a beautiful shared environment.
*Who we are looking for
We’re looking for people who are passionate about gardening and want to make a difference in their local community. No experience is required - just enthusiasm! Whether you're a seasoned gardener or a beginner looking to learn, there is a place for you here. If you want to ‘adopt’ your own personal raised bed, that’s an option too!
*What’s in it for you
• Learn about growing your own food and learn new gardening skills!
• Make new friends and be part of a supportive community!
• Spend time outdoors and enjoy the benefits of working in nature!
• Participate in workshops, social events, and educational opportunities!
*How to get there
Springhill Community Garden is easily accessible, located behind Sheddocksley Sports Centre on Springhill Road. We are especially keen to hear from people living in the local areas of Mastrick, Sheddocksley, Northfield, and surrounding neighbourhoods.
*How to get involved
If you’re interested in gardening but haven’t got your own green space or you’ve been a bit unsure about how to start – this opportunity is for you!
To join our friendly team of gardeners, please contact Pamela McEwan at email: springhillcommunity@gardener.com or call 07842 261037.
We'd love to hear from you!
Travel details
Springhill Community Garden is located behind Sheddocksley Sports Centre on Springhill Road. The garden is a former bowling green accessed by a paved path.
Support
Training details
Relevant guidance and support is provided to all volunteers. Committee members are available at every volunteer session to provide support and advice. Volunteers are provided free tea/coffee/beverage and biscuits at volunteer sessions. Educational opportunities held at the garden and available to volunteers include sessions on community gardening, composting, and other subjects led by One Seed Forward, and foraging for mushroom and other edible plants held by one of our volunteers. Other training may be available depending on interest. PPE and training is provided for volunteers using equipment such as mowers, strimmers or hand tools. No formal induction as yet, but may be developed as numbers increase.
Restrictions
Anyone under 16 years would require adult supervision.
Frequency & commitment
Flexible times available to help. Main volunteer session held every Sunday from 2-4pm. All help makes a difference and is greatly appreciated.
Volunteers (aged 12-25) taking part in this opportunity are eligible to claim Saltire Awards hours for their activity.
Find out more
Please fill out this form to register your interest in the opportunity Community Garden Volunteers with Springhill Community Garden
Pamela McEwan, Springhill Community Garden
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