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Name: Field of Joy : social smallholding
Address: Field of Joy C/o 2 Park lane, Reepham, Norfolk, nr10 4JZ
Telephone: 7840368863

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Field of Joy : social smallholding

Field of Joy is a social smallholding in a magical Norfolk meadow. We work with children and adults to improve wellbeing and reduce isolation through connection with each other, animals and nature.
We have a person centred care farming nature based approach and offer regular groups and bespoke sessions

Address

Contact Details

Facilities

Covered space
Hand washing facilities
Toilets

Picnic tables, art and book shed, wildflower meadow

Pricing

Our pricing varies depending on the needs of the individual and the type of provision.
An average cost is £60 per person for a day long session
Hourly and daily bespoke hire is also available for small groups and individuals

What we can offer

Conservation and site maintenance skills
Cooking
Food preparation
Growing crops and vegetables
Indoor crafts
Provision of materials/equipment/livestock
Risk assessment
Small animal care (e.g. grooming, feeding, handling etc.)
Tailored programmes
Working with livestock (e.g. feeding, milking, egg collecting, daily maintenance, grooming (where appropriate))

Indoor and outdoor art and craft Nature walks Birdwatching Nature library Pond dipping

Care Farms / Green Care Services

Related services:

Alternative provision
Care farming or green care services for SEND
One to one support
Holiday provision
Family group provision

Other related services:

We have livestock including horses, donkeys, rare breed sheep, poultry and Guinea pigs as well as a vegetable garden, wildflower meadow, campfire area and an art and book shed and plenty of places to relax in peace

Care Farm

Are you a teacher and know a child with SEND? They could benefit from accessing a Care Farm.

Care Farms provide supervised, structured educational programmes of farming related activities for young people to support those struggling in school, help those with disability, behavioural challenges and improve mental health and wellbeing.

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