Tuesdays from 10am no prior experiences needed, full training will be given. Drop-in, non-committal.
Every season brings a variety of tasks e.g. ground clearance, bed preparation, sowing, potting on, planting out, watering, structural supports, weeding, mulching, harvesting, pest control, repairs and maintenance.
Our half hour morning teabreak at 11am and our cooked communal lunch from 1-2pm provide ample opportunity to connect with like-minded people from all walks of life both locally and from elsewhere in the world! Please get in touch or just turn up for a no-commitment trial session.
Please bring along sturdy shoes (walking boots or wellies), warm clothes, and waterproofs. We have spare supplies of waterproofs and wellies on site but sizes can be limited.
We may have bursaries available for local volunteers to help with travel costs and PPE - please get in touch if needed.
Please arrive at one of the following times:
10am - start of the volunteering day
11-11:30am - teabreak
1-2pm - lunchbreak
If you require lunch but do not intend on arriving until after 11:30, please give us a heads up so we know to cook for you.
All of our Volunteering Opportunities: https://www.bosaverncommunityfarm.org.uk/volunteering-sessions/
If you live further afield from us, within or outside of the UK, feel free to look into our WWOOF opportunities here: https://www.bosaverncommunityfarm.org.uk/volunteer-support/wwoof/
Over 18s must be accompanied by a responsible adult.
Please let us know of any support needs. We cannot offer constant supervision so some individuals may need to be accompanied by a support worker or buddy. We are happy to discuss details of support needs over the phone prior to the initial visit.