There is something profoundly settling about putting your hands in soil, watching things grow, and doing it alongside others. Community gardening has increasingly strong evidence as a wellbeing intervention - improving mood, reducing isolation, building physical activity, and offering a sense of agency and meaning.

Creuynni engages with community gardening as part of our broader commitment to community-based wellbeing. This may take the form of participation in shared growing spaces, therapeutic horticulture sessions, or supporting community growing projects as part of a wider wellbeing programme.

If you are an organisation or community group looking to incorporate growing as part of a wellbeing initiative, do get in touch - this is one of the areas where we can help with both practical and pastoral support.

Good for

Isolation, low mood, loss of routine, anxiety, reconnection with nature and community

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Wellbeing in Nature, Permaculture, Community Resource Sharing, Wellbeing Workshops

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