Crop Production Volunteer

Sutton Community Farm

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Gardening,Practical Work & DIY,Environmental,Community Work

Gardening, Communication Skills, Working part of Team, Listening Skills

Physical ability to do the tasks, understanding of English language to follow instructions

Our volunteers tell us they experience a wide range of benefits, including: - Improved mental and physical health - Feeling part of a community - Meeting new people and making new friends - Learning new skills and gaining knowledge - Improved confidence - Greater connection to food: growing, cooking, and farming

Three hour volunteer sessions either in the morning or afternoon. Very flexible set-up: you can self-manage how often / when you come to volunteer

Further location details may be provided below.

Sutton Community Farm 40a Telegraph Track SM6 0SH

SM6 0SH

We have two entrances – one on Woodmansterne Lane (our main entrance) and one on Telegraph Track. Woodmansterne Lane: - This entrance is directly opposite Flitton’s Plant Nursery – 51 Woodmansterne Lane SM6 0SW - Walk through our gate in the hedge and follow the woodchip path to our main area of activity - If you are driving, please park on Woodmansterne Lane Telegraph Track: - This entrance is at 40a Telegraph Track SM6 0SH - This is our postal address, and where you might be directed if you follow Google instructions to the farm - This entrance is harder to find, and could take you the long way around

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We run supported volunteer sessions for people with autism and learning disabilities