Leefboerderij De Kanteling
VZW Leefboerderij De Kanteling
Herzele, Belgium
About
Leefboerderij De Kanteling is a charity based in Herzele, Belgium working on disability, animal welfare, environment & climate.
Leefboerderij De Kanteling is a small-scale non-profit farm in Woubrechtegem, a rural part of Herzele in Belgium. It provides day activities for adults with a disability who want to be active in a green environment, with activities adapted to each person's abilities and interests. Participants take part in animal care, gardening, workshops in the woodworking studio, and the production of wine, juice and jams sold to support the farm. The organisation is a registered green care initiative with VAPH and also runs school farm classes, a shared community garden and volunteer programmes. It is supported by volunteers, local businesses and funders.
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Community development
Shared community vegetable garden in which participants, neighbours, volunteers and local school pupils grow and share produce, with professional guidance from Velt vzw.
Boerderijklassen
Education
Farm classes in which primary school pupils take part in daily farm tasks alongside participants of the day programme.
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Geregistreerd Groen Zorginitiatief
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Hippoc vzw, Onafhankelijk Leven vzw, Velt vzw, Koning Boudewijn Stichting, Steunpunt Groene Zorg, Lions Club Herzele, ENGIE, Realdolmen, Viano, Polet, Gemeente Herzele
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