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Women's Outdoor Kitchen Northumberland

Women’s Workshop Outdoor Kitchen will create a safe space for women facing hardship, to learn eco-growing, cooking, DIY and craft skills, and link up to help them and their families thrive.

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Our Delivery Report

Funded on 22 November 2022 | Delivered on 30 November 2023

£9,871

RAISED

26

BACKERS

61

DAYS TO FUND

BIGGEST PLEDGE

Largest pledge from North East Combined Authority

£4,131

From North East Combined Authority

35

people have visited this project!

m<sup>2</sup> of food growing space created

90 m2 of food growing space created

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Northumberland County Council - Community Chest Scheme

Northumberland County Council - Community Chest Scheme donated £2,410

m<sup>2</sup> of green space improved

180 m2 of green space improved

Hours of training provided

160 Hours of training provided

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Event 08/08/23 - 08/08/23
Summer Celebration at Amble, Northumberland

Summer Celebration

Amble, Northumberland
Community events created

2 Community events created

Workie Ticket Theatre CiC

Workie Ticket Theatre CiC donated £20

Women taught

35 Women taught

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More about our impact

More about our impact

The environment

The environment

Our project is environmentally friendly. We are in the centre of the Coquet Enterprise Park in Amble and we are the only green space where we can help to offset the carbon emissions from neighbouring businesses. We created a garden that invited wildlife and beneficial insects and used organic and peat free compost, as well as natural materials to build and create beds and structures.

The local economy

The local economy

The project supported local businesses in buying compost and wood for activities and food for celebration events.

Volunteering, jobs & education

Volunteering, jobs & education

The project created volunteering roles for individuals to support the development of the garden. It increased women's confidence and teamworking skills and they developed further skills in horticulture and woodworking as well as traditional skills in using the willow, which is growing in the garden.

Arts, culture & heritage

Arts, culture & heritage

The project included crafts and traditional skills and brought back those lost skills that may benefit the community in hard times and the environment, such as willow weaving, diy and recycling projects.

Activity, health and leisure

Activity, health and leisure

Gardening is known to be an activity that benefits individuals through contact with the outdoors, gentle exercise and motivation which goes a long way to increase a persons physical and mental wellbeing. We also encouraged women to come along to environmental walks throughout the seasons.