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ESCAPE Community Allotment Project

An horticultural teaching and therapeutic allotment and garden project promoting physical and mental wellbeing.

Mum and child in a community garden digging
01760 720302
Areas we serve Norfolk
Who can access this service Adults
Accompanied children
Availability Self-referral
Professional referrals
Open access
Mental Health & Wellbeing
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About this service

Our ESCAPE Project offers therapeutic horticulture to support and promote physical and mental wellbeing, build confidence and self-esteem, and build social networks as well as preserve heritage plants and traditional skills. Qualified teachers offer City and Guilds Level 1 and 2 in Horticultural skills to enable people to achieve a recognised qualification and help improve career and life choices.

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ESCAPE Allotment open Monday – Thursday 10am -3pm

Tumbler Hill

Swaffham

Norfolk

PE37 7JG

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Columbia Way

Kings Lynn

PE30 2LA

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