Across farms worldwide, the daily tasks may look simple, but each one carries a significant purpose. At Solidarity Farm, we aim for these tasks to encourage purpose and value within each young person…
Green spaces, areas with plants, vegetation, are more often thought of in urban settings, yet farms are considered a type of green space to visit to get away from the business of everyday life. Farms have large isolated green spaces that have a multitude of benefits towards wellbeing. Scientists have confirmed that human interaction is […]
The immersive world of our phones creates constant excitement that can become so addictive that ordinary, and sometimes even fun activities, seem boring and less stimulating. Whether it is social media, checking a message, or gaming, screen-time increases dopamine levels in young people which can have unintended impacts. Relying on dopamine through our phones can […]
Sadly, our summer HAF camp has finished for the holidays, but don’t worry we will be back! If you’ve ever wondered what a typical day at our holiday camps looks like, here’s a peek behind the scenes. The morning starts with the team setting up the forest school, checking in on the hens, cows, and […]
Northumbria University students researched Solidarity Farm’s alternative education work, revealing the benefits of personalised, student-centred provision…