Enabled Gardeners Gardening
Enabled Gardeners Gardening
Sites in this category provide information, association locations, tools, or other material that helps people who are elderly, infirm or in any way need assistance to garden.
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City Farmer - The Ability Garden began in 1988 as a demonstration garden of five raised beds to accommodate people in wheel chairs to garden.
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Horticultural Therapy Association of Victoria - HTAV fosters and supports horticultural programs and activities which enhance in a meaningful way, the social, emotional and physical well-being of people both in their homes and in a variety of community settings.
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Garden Partners - An organization in Portland, Oregon. Its mission is to enhance the physical, mental, social, and spiritual well-being of individuals through participation in meaningful garden-related activity.
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Michigan Horticultural Therapy Association - MHTA strives to promote the use of horticulture as therapy throughout the state of Michigan.
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Garden Forever - A gardening web magazine for gardeners of all ages, abilities and lifestyles.
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Josh's Garden Web - Handicap Accessible Gardening, article by Josh Spece.
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The Growing Center Inc. - A non-profit horticultural therapy center in Frederick, PA. Community gardens, a monthly meeting for local people and information about horticultural therapy.
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Thrive - UK national horticultural charity that promotes the use of gardening and horticulture for training and employment, therapy and health.
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Susan Tomlin's Disabled Gardening Page - Susan's page is an inspirational site about gardening with a physical disability.
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American Horticultural Therapy Association - Offers information, professional registration and training programs.
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Red Wiggler Community Farm - Founded in 1996 as a non-profit horticulture therapy and vocational training program for adults with developmental disabilities.
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Canadian Horticultural Therapy Association - Assisting with program development, research, and to promote the professional use of horticulture as a therapy.
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Human Issues in Horticulture - List of sites which include gardening with the elderly, with children, and horticulture therapy.
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Gardening with AD/HD - Gardening techniques that work well for the inattentive gardener. Specific plants and techniques.
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