Haxbingtonfest Task 1: Barrowing and raking at The Land in Haxby
Helps access to a place that provides a supportive environment and community for autistic children and their families
Haxbingtonfest Task 1: Barrowing and raking at The Land in Haxby
Helps access to a place that provides a supportive environment and community for autistic children and their families
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Getting there
For this session we're going to meet at the task, so you'll need to make your own way there. We encourage you to walk, run, or cycle to do so!
About this session
The Land have a lot of roading planings they need barrowing and raking to surface their path and car park. Should be a good work out.
Needed: gardening gloves and enthusiasm. Meet at the task, then stick around for more fun Habxy/Wigginton based tasks throughout the afternoon.
For completionist: to fully embrace the Haxbingtonfest spirit please join us for a further two tasks around Haxby and Wigginton immediately after this one.
https://www.goodgym.org/v3/sessions/haxbingtonfest-task-2-weeding-at-haxby-scout-hut
This task supports
Nature reserves and quite place for neurodivergent young people who can’t access school
We are creating a 12.5 acre nature reserve, planting hedges/trees, moving gravel. We run sessions for young people and their parents/carers, creating that first step back into the world. We work with neurodivergent young people that can’t access school and may otherwise be isolated at home, hot having a place they can go to or belong to. Www.theland.org.uk
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