Living Potential
Living Potential supports young people and adults with disabilities, neurodiversity, and mental health needs through activities based in nature.
The organisation provides opportunities for people to learn new skills, build confidence, improve wellbeing, and spend time outdoors in a safe and supportive environment.
Activities can include:
- Looking after animals such as chickens, rabbits, sheep, goats, and alpacas.
- Gardening and growing fruit and vegetables.
- Arts and crafts.
- Cooking.
- DIY and practical skills.
- Outdoor learning and nature-based activities.
The Care Farm supports adults aged 18 and over with additional support needs. People can take part in meaningful activities such as caring for animals, gardening, cooking, and creative projects.
Calm@theFarm is for neurodivergent young people aged 10 to 18. Sessions take place on alternate Saturdays during term time. Young people can enjoy animal care, arts, and crafts in a calm, friendly, and supportive environment.
The Community Gardens programme supports adults with mental health needs, neurodiversity, or young onset dementia. People can help care for gardens, grow plants and vegetables, and spend time outdoors with others.
Living Potential aims to help people make friends, learn new skills, improve their wellbeing, and enjoy being part of their community.
Disability: Learning and Physical Disabilities, Neurodiversity, and Mental Health issues
Age: 10+ years old
Location: Carlston Hill Farm, Wetherby LS22 4BN
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