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Horham Dairy and Care Farm CIC

Horham Dairy and Care Farm is a not-for-profit Community Interest Company.  We are a working goat dairy and Care Farm providing vulnerable young adults living with anxiety, stress and depression, with a therapeutic space to help improve their mental and physical wellbeing.  

Our aim is to educate, motivate and inspire people to use food and nature to improve the quality of their lives. We also offer day care and work placements for young people and adults with a learning disability. 

Who to contact

Name
Alison Hunt
Position
Director
Telephone
07752168156
Email
alison.hunt@horhamdairyandcarefarm.org
Website
https://www.horhamdairyandcarefarm.org/
Social Media
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Address
Stradbroke Road
Horham
Eye
Suffolk
Postcode
IP21 5DZ

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Where to go

Name
Horham Dairy and Care Farm CIC
Address
Stradbroke Road
Horham
Eye
Suffolk
Postcode
IP21 5DZ
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Area served
Beccles, Babergh, Halesworth, Stowmarket, Stradbroke, Bungay, Bury St Edmunds, Elmswell, Eye, Mid Suffolk, Debenham, East Suffolk, Framlingham, Woodbridge, West Suffolk, Needham Market
Venue Email
alison.hunt@horhamdairyandcarefarm.org
Venue Website
https://www.horhamdairyandcarefarm.org/
Parking available
Yes
Transport
Transport can be arranged through local volunteer groups
Restrictions to access
Access is limited for wheelchair users due to the uneven ground and gravel paths
Notes

Set in 12 acres of land on the Suffolk/Norfolk border we produce a range of artisan goat's milk products from our small herd of 20 Golden Guernsey goats.  Activities include helping to make cheese in the dairy as well as learning how to make goat's milk soap. Taking care of the animals and learning about animal husbandry as well as bottle feeding the goat kids in the Spring time.   

There is also a herb nursery where we grow culinary and medicinal herbs as well as seasonal vegetables and an orchard where you will find our chickens.  Activities include egg collecting, propagating seeds, taking cuttings, planting hanging baskets, growing vegetables and fruit as well as learning about nutrition and healthy eating.

There are always plenty of jobs to do maintaining fencing, building field shelters, bird boxes and chicken houses. 

Days & Times

Time of day
Morning
Afternoon
Session Information
The farm is open on Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday from 10am to 4pm

Other details

Cost Details
Costs vary depending on the level of support a client needs. Please email alison.hunt@horhamdairyandcarefarmcic.co.uk to discuss your requirements.
Referral required?
No
Age Groups
16-25 years, Adults, Young people

Accreditation details
Registered with Social Farms and Gardens

Service users involved in planning
Yes
The services provided are based on feedback from service users

Support for people with disabilities

Experience of including people with special educational needs and disabilities

For disengaged young people and those that are not in main-stream education our activities are designed to increase an individual's confidence and self esteem and we offer 1-2-1 support and mentoring with staff that have undertaken a diploma in performance coaching. CRB checks are carried out for staff and volunteers.   

 

Conditions Supported
Autistic spectrum conditions
Communication difficulties

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