Plant to plate sessions (Every Fridays)
Plant to Plate sessions offers a delightful journey from soil to table, celebrating the magic of homegrown produce, Exploring the art of cultivating and cooking with fresh ingredients, and fostering a deeper connection to nature and food. Join the enriching experience that nourishes both body and soul
Peak District Hiking Trips, September 2023
In September 2023, with funding from Nottingham City Council we took just under 50 asylum seekers from 4 different hotels which are operated by the Home Office, to Matlock to participate in hikes around Lover's Walk and High Tor. These hikes were over 5 miles long and we climbed up to 950 feet above sea level. The sessions were a real challenge and left everybody with amazing memories, a sense of accomplishment, heightened social connectedness and a sense of wellbeing. Hiking is a good exercise which has excellent physical and psychological health and wellbeing outcomes, and is suitable for a broad range of ability and fitness levels The service users enjoyed the sessions so much, that they have requested monthly hikes moving forwards - something which we are keen to receive funding to provide to them, free of charge.
Peak District Hiking Trips, September 2023
In September 2023, with funding from Nottingham City Council we took just under 50 asylum seekers from 4 different hotels which are operated by the Home Office, to Matlock to participate in hikes around Lover's Walk and High Tor. These hikes were over 5 miles long and we climbed up to 950 feet above sea level. The sessions were a real challenge and left everybody with amazing memories, a sense of accomplishment, heightened social connectedness and a sense of wellbeing. Hiking is a good exercise which has excellent physical and psychological health and wellbeing outcomes, and is suitable for a broad range of ability and fitness levels The service users enjoyed the sessions so much, that they have requested monthly hikes moving forwards - something which we are keen to receive funding to provide to them, free of charge.
Peak District Hiking Trips, September 2023
In September 2023, with funding from Nottingham City Council we took just under 50 asylum seekers from 4 different hotels which are operated by the Home Office, to Matlock to participate in hikes around Lover's Walk and High Tor. These hikes were over 5 miles long and we climbed up to 950 feet above sea level. The sessions were a real challenge and left everybody with amazing memories, a sense of accomplishment, heightened social connectedness and a sense of wellbeing. Hiking is a good exercise which has excellent physical and psychological health and wellbeing outcomes, and is suitable for a broad range of ability and fitness levels The service users enjoyed the sessions so much, that they have requested monthly hikes moving forwards - something which we are keen to receive funding to provide to them, free of charge.
