The B10 Urban Farm is an urban farm project where participants and volunteers to our service grew vegetables at home, and redistributed excess vegetables to other service users in an effort to educate, increase community awareness of and reduce carbon emissions. We aimed for the community which we serve - one of the most deprived wards within the city, to be part of the solution and engagement for carbon reduction. 

​

Urban gardens and city garden nurseries are incredible assets to communities. They provide resourceful green spaces to grow sustainable food, build community cohesion, make new friends, connect with the earth, all the while helping to reduce our carbon footprint.

​

These urban communities have become a symbol of empowerment, social actualization, and activism and enable city-dwellers to interact with their incredible food resources outside of the supermarket.