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Something to crow about!

After a terrible year of 2020 and this year not starting any better Oldbury Cottage Care Farm has had some truly heart warming news. Severn Trent have awarded the farm funding to help us with running costs including staffing costs for one day a week for a year. Not only have they done this but they have also funded the start of the Sensory Garden. This garden not only gives so many projects for people to get involved with but also so many people can enjoy this space for years to come.

Thank you doesn’t seem enough to say to Severn Trent, they have seen the potential of this farm and will help us to get over the start line.

 

Please look after yourselves and keep safe.

 

Jon Smith
My name is Jonathan Smith, I am 47 years old and a few years ago I had a dream. I used to work in a fantastic club called the Parkway Club which was based at Park House on Riversley Road in Nuneaton. This club used to meet every Wednesday evening for a few hours and was for people with learning disabilities and difficulties. I loved this club and so did all of the staff and club members. It was a fun social club which I genuinely felt made a difference to people’s lives. One day sadly, due to the economic climate the funding was cut by the council, the club had to shut and the building was sold. I am a great believer in action and so when I saw a sign at a local country show I knew exactly what I was going to do, I was going to start a Care Farm!

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