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Coventry
📍Unit 4B Lythalls Lane Industrial Estate CV6 6FL
Supporting Refugees, Asylum Seekers and other Migrants in Coventry

Tue 6th Oct at 6:15pm
Supporting Refugees, Asylum Seekers and other Migrants in Coventry
Read moreTue 29th Sep at 5:45pm
Sun 27th Sep at 10:30am
Coventry Report written by Coventry runner
Nigel and James joined the Team Springboard on a warm but overcast morning. We dug out one of the compost bins. Thus compost was used in one of the greenhouses to get ready for autumn 🍂 There was a lot of apples to be picked and graded into different containers. There was a lot of watering of the tomatoes and chillies. Esther picked a selection of vegetables , tomatoes, chillies and a box of apples 🍎 to be used at coffee tots café.
Sun 27th Sep at 10:30am
Help Team Springboard provide support to young people
Read moreSun 13th Sep at 10:00am
Help in making the client and their son feel safe to use the garden space.
Read moreSat 5th Sep at 11:00am
Mrs M struggles to physically remove this and it will give her peace of mind to know she does not need to worry about it anymore
Read moreTue 1st Sep at 6:15pm
Coventry Report written by James
September already! Our monthly visit to the Carriers of Hope took a new turn this evening with a field trip out to the Earlsdon Allotment – a beautiful plot right next to Earlsdon School Allotment. Who would have guessed!
Six GoodGymers turned up: Jackie, Laura, Lucy, Anne, Nigel and myself. We all met at the task and got stuck in.
The garden was wonderfully organised and clearly well looked after, thanks to Anne, a long-time trustee of Carriers of Hope who took it on and has kept it going. with the help of volunteers. We were warmly greeted by Anne, Gloria and Maxine. Anne told us a little about the plot and how great Gloria is at growing vegetables, then set us various tasks. Before long we were all busy. Lucy and Anne tackled taking down the beanpoles, weeding and turning over the soil in one of the beds. Laura and Jackie cleared another bed, weeding, turning the soil and making sure every last bit of bindweed was out. Nigel teamed up with Maxine (Gloria’s lovely daughter) to clear and harvest the potatoes – and there were quite a lot of them! Maxine decided to play “guess our ages” and was absolutely spot on. I am 35 and not a day older; Nigel is doing well at 46. Maxine is welcome back any time! There was no shortage of jobs: pruning, clearing, weeding and carting everything off to the compost. Gloria kindly made us cups of tea and coffee, plus cakes – we were very well looked after.
All the harvested veg and fruit go to St Mark’s World Food Hub. There were so many potatoes that we each took a couple home, and I have to say they were delicious. We finished the evening by singing Happy Birthday to Gloria, whose birthday is coming up very soon. Best to ask Maxine how old she’s going to be – lol! A really great end to a lovely evening.!
Tue 1st Sep at 6:15pm
Supporting Refugees, Asylum Seekers and other Migrants in Coventry
Read moreSun 30th Aug at 10:00am
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