Yes, we know they're going to be moving, but that's a couple of years away and we want to improve the visitor experience NOW. What's more, our young people doing the work will gain skills that will help them gain a real job. We will use recyclable structures and planting that will move with us to our next project.

What we'll deliver:

• Create wildflower areas for bees and butterflies
• Clear overgrown areas and make great compost
• Plant moveable containers

Why it's a great idea:

Visitors to the centre will have a much better experience - enjoying the great views of the River Thames from an improved platform. Volunteers will receive a Gift in Kind from the Watermans - access to the great range of performing and other arts at free or reduced costs

Steps to get it done:

• buying plants and equipment
• create a compost area
• clearing overgrown beds
• create amazing planters
• sowing wild flower seeds

It's a chance for young people learning disabilities and/or autism to grow. We enjoy working outside and want to make a positive contribution to our local places. It keeps us active after leaving school and college and we learn practical skills for life, including gaining work experience.