Wednesday 23rd October, Aughrim, Co Wicklow
Join us in Co Wicklow to learn more about Social Farming and how it can enhance lives for service users and farmers. All farmers, service providers and interested parties are welcome to this free event.
We are especially interested in meeting new farmers who may be interested in exploring this innovative option. See flyer for details.
October Open Days in Roscommon, Galway and Mayo
This October come along to one of our three open days in the west to meet and greet social farmers and learn all about Social Farming activities in this part of Ireland. As always, all interested parties are welcome to this free event. See flyer for location details.
Tuesday 12th March, Dungourney, Co Cork
Join us to learn more about Social Farming, how placements work and how Social Farming can help improve lives. All farmers, service providers and interested parties are welcome to this free event. See flyer for details.
Tuesday 5th March, Rathoe, Co Carlow
On pancake Tuesday we are launching our latest report “Social Farming and Mental Health Services”. Social farmers and social farming participants from the region, staff from a range of Mental Health and other services and those interested in finding out more have a chance to meet and hear all about how Social Farming continues to grow and evolve and how beneficial it can be in the recovery journey from a range of mental health difficulties.
Monday 21st January, Carrickmacross, Monaghan
We will be launching our new report “Social Farming and SICAP” which explores the interactions and collaborations between Social Farming and the SICAP Programme and highlights the potential for Social Farming to provide positive outcomes for SICAP clients.
All farmers, service providers and those interested in learning about the benefits of social farming are welcome. See attached for more details.
Monday 26th November, Bantry, Cork
Join us on the Daly farm to learn more about social farming. All farmers, service providers and those interested in learning about the benefits of social farming are welcome. See attached for more details.
[postlist id=2286]