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Volunteer day at charity allotment Sat 4th July

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Come and volunteer at the Stepping Stones charity allotment

Plot 143, Stuart Road allotments

Saturday 4th July 10am-3pm - come anytime


Stepping Stones is a South London charity that provides educational, social, and leisure services for adults with learning disabilities www.stepping-stones-project.co.uk.


We run regular horticultural therapy sessions at our allotment near Peckham Rye designed for participants to learn how to grow organic food together and to promote physical activity outdoors. This helps our gardeners develop life and social skills, whilst building confidence and most importantly having fun.


Do you have an hour or so to help weed, build raised beds, etc? Refreshments provided.


If you can help let us know in advance by emailing [email protected]

or just turn up on the day and call Maria from the gate 07964280576

Entrance: allotment gate in Elland Road, London SE15 3AD near Peckham Rye

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