We have been able to secure funding for materials and hope to receive some money for plants but lack any money for labour costs. Thus the money recived would pay for the work to be carried out. It will help with volunteer costs and staff labour essential to the project.

What we'll deliver:

• A planted garden to appeal to people with sensory deprivation and disabilities.
• Better seating and access.
• An osasis for all visitors from all areas.

Why it's a great idea:

Gardens have been proven to promote healing, and the more engaging/ enjoyable experience we can offer those that visit the garden then the benficial is the experience. Walworth Garden is well known by the community and for all visiting, whether being trained for a new gardening career or for receiving or just taking a break from the daily pressures of life and work in busy London. horticultural therapy. Thus the work done will improve the experience lives of those that benefit.

Steps to get it done:

• Creating paths and borders, planting with a wide range of sensory/ garden plants.

Nature and nurture is at the heart of what we do for the community, and it is people like yourself that can experiece the rewards. The garden area to be improved will include cycle parking and a winter shelter, but will increase the biodiversity of the gardens. An improved microclimate will