Help create a garden at the Neurodisability hospital

Build a safe, nurturing, healing green space for patients


Location
West Hill
Wandsworth
London
SW15 3SW
Date and time
10:30 - 12:00
Saturday, 31st of October 2026

Come and help with a beautiful project at the Royal Hospital for Neuro-disability Flower Farm and community garden.

We will be planting camellias, wheel-barrowing soil and mulching new beds.

The Royal Hospital for Neuro-disability is the oldest independent hospital and medical charity in the UK. It provides services for adults with brain injuries, providing specialist care, therapies and innovative technology to meet the complex needs of people with profound disabilities. It offers hope and practical and emotional support to people and their families, and this garden is part of the therapy process. You will be making a big difference in the lives of people going through difficult times.

Your enter via the upper entrance to the RHND on West Hill, head past the lifting barrier and straight ahead on the perimeter road. The Cloister Garden is on your right. You will see beds with flowers and a large pile of topsoil.

Please let me know if you have any questions. Gloves would be helpful but not essential.


How are you getting there?

Meet at the task
I will make my own way to the task
  • Unknown runner

Who's going

  • Anastasia Hancock

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Location
West Hill
Wandsworth
London
SW15 3SW
Date and time
10:30 - 12:00
Saturday, 31st of October 2026
Walkable

As you will make your own way to the task, feel free to walk or run as you wish.

Ideal for beginners

West Hill
Wandsworth
London
SW15 3SW


Anastasia Hancock
Led by Anastasia Hancock

Area Activator for Wandsworth and Hounslow. All things running. For fitness, fun, racing and to feel good - and for everybody!


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