Narrow trustee age band: -2, Dynamic board: +3, No Gift Aid: -5,
Supporters: +10
GREEN SYNERGY
Mission:
Green Synergy’s mission to use community gardening, city farming and eco-therapies to help people come together to socialise, learn and thrive
Analysis by Giving is Great
Positives:
There has been strong growth in spending over the last 5 years
There have been no material income shortfalls in recent years
Fundraising costs are unusually low relative to funds raised
A significant proportion of recent income was derived from major grant makers
The Board appears to be dynamic in terms of composition
Regulatory & Governance issues to consider:
This charity raises funds from the public but is not recognised by HMRC for Gift Aid according to its latest published return
The Board has little diversity in terms of age
How you can help
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Green Synergy have a range of volunteering opportunities including garden and events volunteers as well as children and young people projects volunteers. Location: Lincolnshire,
Green Synergy is a Lincoln based charity, which uses the positive medium of gardening to help people come together to socialise, learn and thrive. Our work is focused in Lincoln's most disadvantaged communities and with isolated and vulnerable groups.
Who works here?
9 employees
25 volunteers
Who it helps
Children/Young People
Elderly/Old People
People With Disabilities
The General Public/Mankind
How it operates
Provides buildings/facilities/open space
Provides services
Where it operates
Lincolnshire,
Who's supporting them? ?
Donations from Grant Makers
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We have details on the following significant donations. Multi-year donations are allocated to the years for which they are earmarked.
This project will deliver nature based afterschool and holiday activities to children and young people experiencing local deprivation. The activities will result in improved mental wellbeing, better
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This project will deliver nature based afterschool and holiday activities to children and young people experiencing local deprivation. The activities will result in improved mental wellbeing, better physical health and more confidence.
The group will use the funding to support organisational development and the delivery of mental health and environmental projects at their community garden on Lincoln’s Tower Estate. The funding
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The group will use the funding to support organisational development and the delivery of mental health and environmental projects at their community garden on Lincoln’s Tower Estate. The funding will be used to support strategic development day-to-day operations and to cover staffing costs and overheads.
The funding will be used by the project to contribute toward its core costs including: management administration and overheard to ensure it can run to full capacity. The funding will allow the
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The funding will be used by the project to contribute toward its core costs including: management administration and overheard to ensure it can run to full capacity. The funding will allow the project to keep its community garden space and run its eco-therapy and gardening projects which will support those who are most vulnerable and impacted by COVID-19.
Grant to Green Synergy meeting the additional costs of adapting services, premises or implementing other safety measures in response to the Covid pandemic.
The grant will support backfill and consultancy costs to enable this mental health charity to develop its business plan, theory of change and communications strategy.
The funding will be used to improve this charity's infrastructure. The project aims to improve service delivery and enhance the way in which it supports people who are experiencing mental health
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The funding will be used to improve this charity's infrastructure. The project aims to improve service delivery and enhance the way in which it supports people who are experiencing mental health problems or social disadvantage.
This project will contribute to a community children's garden and provide weekly activities for children living in an area of poverty. The aims are to raise aspirations and improve confidence and
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This project will contribute to a community children's garden and provide weekly activities for children living in an area of poverty. The aims are to raise aspirations and improve confidence and self esteem, improving physical and mental wellbeing.
Intervention period: The project uses outdoor and gardening activities to enable children to have more fun, develop pride in themselves and their neighbourhood and engage positively in groups
Beneficiaries: Children and young people aged 8-16
Location: City of Lincoln
Description: The project is based from the Tower Estate, Lincoln and uses outdoor and gardening activities to enable children to have more fun, develop pride in themselves and their neighbourhood and engage positively in groups. This helps with improving their connectedness to the community and nature around them while supporting their development, mental and physical health and giving them a wider experience of the world.
Each week has a set of different activities that range from arts and crafts, gardening, foraging and games.
Green WRAP
Objectives: Green WRAP aims to support adults to improve their mental health and wellbeing through gardening and therapeutic horticulture activities.
Intervention period: 6 months
Beneficiaries: Male and Female Adults 18+ years
Location: City of Lincoln
Description: Our Green Wrap (Wellbeing Recovery Action Planning) project aims to support people experiencing mental health issues and to enable and empower them to improve their mental health and wellbeing through gardening, therapeutic horticulture and wellness activities through self-care.
At the heart of the programme is a gardening and therapeutic horticulture programme shaped to provide a safe space and utilising person-centred WRAP as a structured personal recovery programme that is used to promote, enable and sustain recovery.
Our Green WRAP programme sessions run on Wednesdays between 11.00am to 12.30pm. Individuals can be referred into the programme through their professional supporting them or self refer by emailing info@greensynergy.org.uk
Green Shoots of Wellness
Objectives: Our programme aims to support those men suffering from mental health issues and people with physical long-term conditions and disabilities and their carers.
Intervention period: 3-6 months
Beneficiaries: Males aged 18 + years
Location: City of Lincoln
Description: Green Shoots of Wellness is Green’s Synergy men’s mental health project to support people who may be struggling. The project is funded for one year by the Suicide Prevention in Lincolnshire -Wave 3 Fund managed by Shine Lincolnshire.
Green Synergy’s Green Shoots of Wellness project will focus on supporting men aged 18+ living in Lincoln and Lincolnshire and in particular living in the most under-served communities in Lincoln. the activities will de delivered on our Hillside Community Garden is situated in one of the most deprived wards in Lincoln – the Abbey Ward.
The project will deliver a programme of weekly gardening and horticulture sessions in the peaceful surrounding of our Hillside Community Garden behind the Lincoln County Hospital in the Tower Estate
Description: Green Shoots of Wellness is Green’s Synergy men’s mental health project to support people who may be struggling. The project is funded for one year by the Suicide Prevention in Lincolnshire -Wave 3 Fund managed by Shine Lincolnshire.
Green Synergy’s Green Shoots of Wellness project will focus on supporting men aged 18+ living in Lincoln and Lincolnshire and in particular living in the most under-served communities in Lincoln. the activities will de delivered on our Hillside Community Garden is situated in one of the most deprived wards in Lincoln – the Abbey Ward.
The project will deliver a programme of weekly gardening and horticulture sessions in the peaceful surrounding of our Hillside Community Garden behind the Lincoln County Hospital in the Tower Estate each Wednesday afternoon between 1pm to 3pm from March 2023.
We aim to work with 4 groups of men through the year in group format. People who are referred will be introduced to all our projects and given opportunity to decide which they would like to join. The team will provide weekly co-facilitated sessions offering a flexible package of:
Gardening and Environmental skills and activities
Conversation Cafe – to meet and speak with peers.
Eco Wellness tools – build a wellness tool-box for mental, emotional and physical wellbeing and also discuss male mental health; the issues, challenges and stigma. This would include talking about suicidal feelings and self-harm to increase understanding and strategies to manage them.
Green Nature and Nurture
Objectives: To support young people with neuro diverse needs to improve their mental health and wellbeing through gardening and social therapeutic horticulture activities.
Beneficiaries: young adults aged 18-30 years old with neurodiverse needs
Location: City of Lincoln
Description: Green Nature and Nurture is our Mental Health and Wellbeing Investment Fund project that support young people with neuro diverse needs to improve their mental health and wellbeing through gardening and social therapeutic horticulture activities.
Green Synergy’s Green Nature and Nurture project aims to support 20 young adults aged 18-30 years old with neurodiverse needs to improve their health and wellbeing through a dedicated six month programme of social and therapeutic horticulture.
Social and therapeutic horticulture (STH) is the process of using plants and gardens to improve physical and mental health, as well as communication and thinking skills. Green Nature and Nurture would deploy STH activities using our Hillside Community Garden as a safe, peaceful and secure place to develop young adults’ ability to mix
Description: Green Nature and Nurture is our Mental Health and Wellbeing Investment Fund project that support young people with neuro diverse needs to improve their mental health and wellbeing through gardening and social therapeutic horticulture activities.
Green Synergy’s Green Nature and Nurture project aims to support 20 young adults aged 18-30 years old with neurodiverse needs to improve their health and wellbeing through a dedicated six month programme of social and therapeutic horticulture.
Social and therapeutic horticulture (STH) is the process of using plants and gardens to improve physical and mental health, as well as communication and thinking skills. Green Nature and Nurture would deploy STH activities using our Hillside Community Garden as a safe, peaceful and secure place to develop young adults’ ability to mix socially, make friends and learn practical skills that will help them to be more independent, build resilience and can improve their physical and emotional wellbeing.
Our Green Nature and Nurture programme sessions run on Wednesdays between 11.00am to 12.30pm. Individuals can be referred into the programme through their professional supporting them or self refer by emailing info@greensynergy.org.uk
Better Together
Objectives: Better Together will support and enable people who are experiencing mental health conditions to come together to improve their personal health and well-being.
Intervention period: 6-12 months
Beneficiaries: Male and Females - aged 18+ years
Location: City of Lincoln
Description: Better Together project is grant funded by the National Lottery Community Fund, in partnership with Abbey Access Training and Development Plus.
The Better Together project brings together three Lincoln charities: developmentplus, Abbey Access Training and Green Synergy.
Green synergy delivers 2 weekly sessions on Hillside Garden offering a range of activities for people including horticulture, crafts, and fire pit cooking. Other partners offer different learning and wellbeing opportunities. All partners offer skilled mentoring.
Better Together will support and enable people who are experiencing mental health conditions to come together to improve their personal health and well-being.
It will provide mentoring, therapy and training opportunities as the first
Description: Better Together project is grant funded by the National Lottery Community Fund, in partnership with Abbey Access Training and Development Plus.
The Better Together project brings together three Lincoln charities: developmentplus, Abbey Access Training and Green Synergy.
Green synergy delivers 2 weekly sessions on Hillside Garden offering a range of activities for people including horticulture, crafts, and fire pit cooking. Other partners offer different learning and wellbeing opportunities. All partners offer skilled mentoring.
Better Together will support and enable people who are experiencing mental health conditions to come together to improve their personal health and well-being.
It will provide mentoring, therapy and training opportunities as the first steps towards overcoming barriers and moving forward in their lives gaining the skills and confidence to reach their full potential.
Participants are offered a tailor made, supportive and flexible programme of mentoring, coaching, therapeutic activities, volunteering, training, work experience and support into employability.
The programme is funded by the National Lottery Community Fund and is free to adults over 18 and living in Lincoln.
Participants can:
• Improve their health and well being
• Improve their skills and confidence
• Get motivated, build self esteem
• Achieve goals and find their sense of purpose
• Try catering, customer service, gardening and countryside skills and experience new things
• Meet people, have fun
• Make friends and be more engaged with their local community
If you would like more information or to refer someone into the project, contact the Better Together team in Green Synergy:
See How Our Garden Grows
Objectives: The See How Our Garden Grows project aims to strengthen Green Synergy as a charity by building our organisational development through work streams on governance development, policies and procedures reviews, income, resilience and organisational sustainability as a charity.
Intervention period: 3 years
Beneficiaries: Adults, children, young people and older people living on the Tower Estate and in Lincoln
Location: City of Lincoln
Description: See How our Garden Grows (SHOGG) is a three year community and organisational development project enabling Green Synergy to develop organisationally, deliver a range of community engagement events and programmes and to build our sustainability. Our SHOGG project is kindly supported by the National Lottery Community Fund to increase access to gardening, horticultural and community activities.
The See How Our Garden Grows project aims to strengthen Green Synergy as a charity by building our organisational development through work streams on governance development, policies and procedures reviews, income, resilience and organisational sustainability as a charity. The project is enabling the charity to increase our capacity for managing and coordinating events, activities and projects to increase reach. The project importantly seeks to increase our reach, visitors, networking, partnerships and engagement with our local communities in Lincoln through the development of our community gardens. See How Our Garden Grows also aims to increase community cohesion, support under-served communities, reduce isolation and improve people’s mental
Description: See How our Garden Grows (SHOGG) is a three year community and organisational development project enabling Green Synergy to develop organisationally, deliver a range of community engagement events and programmes and to build our sustainability. Our SHOGG project is kindly supported by the National Lottery Community Fund to increase access to gardening, horticultural and community activities.
The See How Our Garden Grows project aims to strengthen Green Synergy as a charity by building our organisational development through work streams on governance development, policies and procedures reviews, income, resilience and organisational sustainability as a charity. The project is enabling the charity to increase our capacity for managing and coordinating events, activities and projects to increase reach. The project importantly seeks to increase our reach, visitors, networking, partnerships and engagement with our local communities in Lincoln through the development of our community gardens. See How Our Garden Grows also aims to increase community cohesion, support under-served communities, reduce isolation and improve people’s mental and physical health.
Key elements of our See How Our garden Grows project are detailed below.
- Wednesday Morning Warm Spaces Coffee Mornings
- Knit and Natter
- Cost of Living Workshops / Slow Cooker Workshops
- Community Events
Community Matters – Green Spaces
Objectives: The project will enable the development a new and improved green space by creating a wildlife-rich new habitat from a brown field site area
Intervention period: 8 months
Beneficiaries: Visitors to the garden, wildlife.
Location: City of Lincoln
Description: Green Synergy is proud to be supported by the Community Matters Green Spaces Fund which is supporting us to develop a Willow and Hazel Grove on Hillside garden.
the project will enable the development a new and improved green space by creating a wildlife-rich new habitat from a brown field site area. Hillside garden currently lacks native species such as willows, birch and hazel so the proposed project would site clear and create a new coppice grove and hedgerow along the east side of the garden and hence also creating an island for native wildlife, insects and fauna to thrive with a steppingstone for native species with a new coppice grove for wildlife.
Who works here?
ALI TALBOT Chief Executive
Ali has worked in the public, private and third sectors at senior management level for the past 25 years. She specialised in strategic, operational, marketing and communications, project and resource management of charities, youth, sports, leisure and cultural services including sport, leisure, tourism, visual and performing arts services. In her career, Ali was previously Chief Executive of Headliners (UK) a national youth multi-media charity.
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Ali has worked in the public, private and third sectors at senior management level for the past 25 years. She specialised in strategic, operational, marketing and communications, project and resource management of charities, youth, sports, leisure and cultural services including sport, leisure, tourism, visual and performing arts services. In her career, Ali was previously Chief Executive of Headliners (UK) a national youth multi-media charity. Prior to that she was CEO of Cerebral Palsy Sport, a national disability sports charity and was RNIB’s National Leisure Services Manager leading the team that specialised in improving access to all aspects of culture, leisure, arts and sport for blind and partially sighted people. Ali had the pleasure of chairing LOCOG’s London 2012 Disability Community Engagement Forum as well as taking on the role of Event Director for the Nottingham 2015 CPISRA World Games and is a current member of Scope’s National Assembly. Ali has two sons who love sport and an RAF husband who isn’t a great fan of sport. Her eldest son has cerebral palsy and is a national and international FrameRunner. Her favourite food is Italian food, loves gardening, walking gymnastics, reading and is a closet 80’s music fan. When Ali is not working, she can be found on a side of an athletics track supporting her sons or in her treasured happy place – her garden!
TIWONGE SIMKONDA Community Development & Delivery Manager
My name is Tiwonge Simkonda, My name means “we should be grateful” . As per my name, I am very grateful to be part of the Green Synergy Team. I am an avid advocate for social justice and human rights and my previous work experience with WaterAid, ActionAid and Trocaire has provided me immense opportunities to influence positive and transformative change in the lives of vulnerable people and communities. My role in Green Synergy will involve
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My name is Tiwonge Simkonda, My name means “we should be grateful” . As per my name, I am very grateful to be part of the Green Synergy Team. I am an avid advocate for social justice and human rights and my previous work experience with WaterAid, ActionAid and Trocaire has provided me immense opportunities to influence positive and transformative change in the lives of vulnerable people and communities. My role in Green Synergy will involve designing programs, setting up Program and grants management systems and the delivery of our Projects that are aimed at improving the mental well-being of children, young people and adults. I enjoy music, dancing, cooking, and spending time with my family and friends. I look forward to working alongside passionate and enthusiastic people in Green Synergy and I believe that “Together we will achieve More!!
ANA OLIVEIRA Gardens Manager
Ana studied botanical horticulture at Kew and wrote her dissertation on why and how nature benefits us. Ana has worked in garden management, horticulture and teaching garden design.
KATIE RAYNER Finance and Office Manager
I was merchandise manager, marketing and communications departmental lead, and departmental finance officer for the past four years at the University of Lincoln Sports Centre and Shop. Prior to this, I worked as a veterinary assistant for 9 years at a village, first opinion small animal veterinary practice, and towards the latter end of my veterinary career, I decided to return to university to pursue a degree in business and management. After
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I was merchandise manager, marketing and communications departmental lead, and departmental finance officer for the past four years at the University of Lincoln Sports Centre and Shop. Prior to this, I worked as a veterinary assistant for 9 years at a village, first opinion small animal veterinary practice, and towards the latter end of my veterinary career, I decided to return to university to pursue a degree in business and management. After finishing my studies, I took a gap year and travelled around New Zealand. I own a miniature dachshund called Sully and a naughty pony called Woody, who both take up most of my time at weekends and evenings. Interests include horse riding (show jumping, XC and drag hunting with the Cranwell Bloodhounds), baking, football, interior design and travel. I also have a love of house plants and my collection continues to grow. One of my favourite pastimes is going out for coffee and cake! My role at Green Synergy is Finance and Office manager, and I hope to use my skills to assist the charity’s development and the community it serves. I enjoy challenging the status quo and introducing new ideas whenever possible. Having only worked in the private and public sectors, working in the third sector will provide me with additional skills and insight, a journey which I am very excited to be part of.
LIZZIE MCFARLANE Projects Officer
Following on from struggles with my own mental health, I rediscovered my affinity for growing and started volunteering with Green Synergy in September 2015. This affirmed to me my love of people and my passion to work with communities to improve people’s lives and support them in a positive way. After 12 months as a volunteer, I successfully applied for a role as a Trainee Project Officer with an apprenticeship in Horticulture. I am now a
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Following on from struggles with my own mental health, I rediscovered my affinity for growing and started volunteering with Green Synergy in September 2015. This affirmed to me my love of people and my passion to work with communities to improve people’s lives and support them in a positive way. After 12 months as a volunteer, I successfully applied for a role as a Trainee Project Officer with an apprenticeship in Horticulture. I am now a fully-fledged Project Officer and deliver the BBO MOVE and Better Together projects. I enjoy using my coaching skills to support people who are experiencing mental ill health and help them to progress on their recovery journeys. In September 2022, I started a Level 5 Diploma in Social and Therapeutic Horticulture with Thrive. I hope to use these new skills to continue developing Green Synergy’s STH programmes.
WENDY SLATER Community Engagement Co-ordinator
I come to Green Synergy with a long and varied background of experience gained from being a volunteer, and from working for and with Charities, Trusts, Communities, Partnerships and Authorities. I also have the experience of life, dealing with adversity and pushing through barriers. Personally, I feel my life has been a journey of me having to prove myself, until I started to ask why and who am I proving myself too? The skills I learnt on that
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I come to Green Synergy with a long and varied background of experience gained from being a volunteer, and from working for and with Charities, Trusts, Communities, Partnerships and Authorities. I also have the experience of life, dealing with adversity and pushing through barriers. Personally, I feel my life has been a journey of me having to prove myself, until I started to ask why and who am I proving myself too? The skills I learnt on that journey I now share with others in order to help them to empower themselves and progress. I have three grown up daughters, two grandsons and a granddaughter. I moved to Lincoln late 2022 but remain a true Yorkshire Lass at Heart! Glass half full / half empty? It’s simple – you have the wrong size glass! Or alternatively its refillable!
BRODI WYMAN Projects Officer
I initially started as an apprentice at Green Synergy and over the past 3 years I have built up my skills and confidence working throughout all areas of the charity. I enjoy this role because of the variety of work and the ability to incorporate my different passions and share them with young minds. Using gardening, craft and games to educate and support our community has made such a difference to my own life. I have always wanted to work with
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I initially started as an apprentice at Green Synergy and over the past 3 years I have built up my skills and confidence working throughout all areas of the charity. I enjoy this role because of the variety of work and the ability to incorporate my different passions and share them with young minds. Using gardening, craft and games to educate and support our community has made such a difference to my own life. I have always wanted to work with children and being able to do a job that impacts lives and drives their passion for the environment has been extremely rewarding for me. Watching as children gain more interest in growing their own plants and wanting to be more involved with the things we do, has been amazing. I am continually learning and can’t wait to see what the future holds.
KATIE ROOKER Children and Young People\'s Projects Assistant & Garden Assistant
Through volunteering with Green Synergy I’ve seen first-hand the benefits therapeutic horticulture and community gardening can have. After completing an employability project ran by Green Synergy I was successful in becoming a member of the team. My role is Garden Projects Assistant, I help the Garden Manager and Projects Team to support volunteers and beneficiaries through different projects and sessions we run at Hillside Garden. I really
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Through volunteering with Green Synergy I’ve seen first-hand the benefits therapeutic horticulture and community gardening can have. After completing an employability project ran by Green Synergy I was successful in becoming a member of the team. My role is Garden Projects Assistant, I help the Garden Manager and Projects Team to support volunteers and beneficiaries through different projects and sessions we run at Hillside Garden. I really enjoy interacting with the range of people I encounter through my role, as well as the variety of activities and tasks we provide at the garden. I studied Zoology at the University of Lincoln, and have an interest in animals, plants, and conservation. I enjoy trying to learn how to look after new houseplants and teaching my cat new tricks
TANYA AKROFI Freelance Project Officer
Tanya is a storyteller and trainee counsellor. She believes whole-heartedly in the medicinal benefits of connecting with the natural world around us. We all have a story to tell and by empowering people to find their voice, we can encourage them to celebrate their experiences and honour their challenges. This is what Tanya hopes to do. She is honoured to join the wonderful team at Green Synergy.
SUSAN KERNACHANAppointed: 2020, Occupation: Senior Property Leader
Legal constitution
Charitable company registered in England & Wales on 20/09/2013, number: 1153883
Registered at Companies House on 12/02/2013, number: 08399741
NOT registered with HMRC for Gift Aid
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Objectives
1)TO DEVELOP THE CAPACITY AND SKILLS OF THE MEMBERS OF THE SOCIALLY AND ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES OF LINCOLN IN SUCH A WAY THAT THEY ARE BETTER ABLE TO IDENTIFY, AND HELP MEET, THEIR NEEDS AND TO PARTICIPATE MORE FULLY IN SOCIETY. 2)TO PROMOTE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC IN LINCOLN BY:(A) THE PRESERVATION, CONSERVATION AND THE PROTECTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT AND THE PRUDENT USE OF RESOURCES;(B) THE RELIEF OF POVERTY AND THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE CONDITIONS OF LIFE IN SOCIALLY AND ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES;(C) THE PROMOTION OF SUSTAINABLE MEANS OF ACHIEVING ECONOMIC GROWTH AND REGENERATION.SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT MEANS “DEVELOPMENT WHICH MEETS THE NEEDS OF THE PRESENT WITHOUT COMPROMISING THE ABILITY OF FUTURE GENERATIONS TO MEET THEIR OWN NEEDS. 3)TO PROMOTE SOCIAL INCLUSION FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT IN LINCOLN BY PREVENTING PEOPLE FROM BECOMING SOCIALLY EXCLUDED, RELIEVING THE NEEDS OF THOSE PEOPLE WHO ARE SOCIALLY EXCLUDED AND ASSISTING THEM TO INTEGRATE INTO SOCIETY. FOR THE PURPOSE OF THIS CLAUSE ‘SOCIALLY EXCLUDED’ MEANS BEING EXCLUDED FROM SOCIETY, OR PARTS OF SOCIETY, AS A RESULT OF ONE OF MORE OF THE FOLLOWING FACTORS: UNEMPLOYMENT; FINANCIAL HARDSHIP; YOUTH OR OLD AGE; ILL HEALTH (PHYSICAL OR MENTAL); SUBSTANCE ABUSE OR DEPENDENCY INCLUDING ALCOHOL AND DRUGS; DISCRIMINATION ON THE GROUNDS OF SEX, RACE, DISABILITY, ETHNIC ORIGIN, RELIGION, BELIEF, CREED, SEXUAL ORIENTATION OR GENDER RE-ASSIGNMENT; POOR EDUCATIONAL OR SKILLS ATTAINMENT; RELATIONSHIP AND FAMILY BREAKDOWN; POOR HOUSING (THAT IS HOUSING THAT DOES NOT MEET BASIC HABITABLE STANDARDS; CRIME (EITHER AS A VICTIM OF CRIME OR AS AN OFFENDER REHABILITATING INTO SOCIETY). 4)THE PROMOTION AND PROTECTION OF GOOD HEALTH IN LINCOLN IN PARTICULAR BY THE PROVISION OF OPPORTUNITIES TO ENGAGE IN THERAPEUTIC HORTICULTURE AND AGRICULTURE. 5)TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC IN LINCOLN IN HORTICULTURE, AGRICULTURE AND CONSERVATION OF THE ENVIRONMENT. 6)TO PROVIDE OR ASSIST IN THE PROVISION OF FACILITIES IN THE INTERESTS OF SOCIAL WELFARE FOR RECREATION OR OTHER LEISURE TIME OCCUPATION OF INDIVIDUALS IN LINCOLN WHO HAVE NEED OF SUCH FACILITIES BY REASON OF THEIR YOUTH, AGE INFIRMITY OR DISABILITY, FINANCIAL HARDSHIP OR SOCIAL CIRCUMSTANCES WITH THE OBJECT OF IMPROVING THEIR CONDITIONS OF LIFE.WHILE OUR PRIMARY TARGET AREA IS CITY OF LINCOLN WE WILL DELIVER THESE OBJECTIVES OUTSIDE OF THIS AREA WHERE AND WHEN REQUIRED.
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