Volunteering day at The Willows Care Farm

We are looking for a team of volunteers to help maintain and develop the site at The Willows Care Farm in Broughton Gifford.

The volunteering events will run on the last Sunday of the month, starting on October 31^st 2021 from 9:00 – 12:00. The first event will be an introduction to the site, health and safety, and the kinds of tasks we will be doing around the site. Refreshments will be included.

Tasks will include horticulture, woodland conservation, general maintenance and construction of new features.

For more information and booking please contact Rachel Bush on Phone: 01225 782627 Mobile: 07753497351
E-mail: [email protected]

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