Safe living environment that provides a warm bed, clothes and general needs.  Three meals daily plus snack, on site surveillance for added safety, onsite transportation to activities and meetings.

Community gardens are places where people come together to grow a variety of vegetables, herbs, fruits and flowers.  We do this by building individual or shared four by eight plots of earth to contain and tend to the garden.

• providing fresh, safe, affordable herbs, fruits and vegetables

• helping to relieve stress and increase sense of wellness

• getting people active, which improves overall physical health

• providing social opportunities that build a sense of community and belonging

• giving people an opportunity to learn and share knowledge on gardening, nature, and cooking build welcoming, safer communities

• improve the look of neighborhoods

• support pollinator habitats that are necessary for community well-being

• reduce food insecurity

• connect people to nature

• educate people on where food comes from and provide opportunity for people, especially in urban spaces, to engage with their food system

• provide an inclusive meeting area where people of all ages and cultural backgrounds can come together to share experiences and knowledge

We offer as both therapeutic and recreational horseback riding are frequently recommended for individuals with ADHD. This is because horses respond to both spoken and non-spoken communication using reins and the rider’s legs to direct them. Taking part in this system of communication may provide some of the therapeutic benefits of working with a horse. (Horses are not on property)