The Health and Social Care Team works with the local community to offer services and activities across a number of areas including volunteer placements, courses, a mental health drop-in and work placements. In the heart of Bedminster, the Farm and its natural surroundings have long acted as a rich resource for therapeutic activity, growth and improved wellbeing for a variety of client groups who access our services.
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| Sam Lloyd-Smith Health & Social Care Manager Monday to Friday | Sarah Mountford Volunteer & Project Coordinator Monday to Friday |
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| Clare Tait Farm & Gardens Support Worker Tuesday to Thursday | Mair Jones Farm & Gardens Support Worker Tuesdays |
Our aims
- To improve mental wellbeing
- To increase resilience
- To reduce social isolation
- To aid recovery
- To provide opportunities and skills for personal development and employability
Our model is a mixture of funding from Bristol City Council, charitable funding, direct payments, self funding or funding from other organisations.
The video below, made by CrissCrossFilms, is about volunteering here at the City Farm.
Mental wellbeing
Our work to improve people’s mental wellbeing revolves around supporting recovery in a community environment.
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Learning difficulties
The City Farm provides a great environment for people with learning difficulties with a variety of services that are tailored to meet the individual’s needs.
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Recovering from addictions
Windmill Hill City Farm has programmes of activity aimed specifically at those recovering from addictions.
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We are a registered Care Farm
