Goals
- To increase food security of Winnipeg inner city residents.
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Overview
Located at 689 Maryland, the SNA community greenhouse project is a green space where 24 inner-city families can grow their own food in raised beds, 8 of which are sheltered by four small greenhouses. There are also more than 25 shared garden beds in which vegetables, herbs, medicinal plants and flowers, and berries, are grown, cared for and harvested by many community members of all ages and many cultural backgrounds, primarily low-income
At the greenhouse garden, we will offer gardening workshops with topics that include: seed starting, transplanting, composting, container gardening, basic gardening, mid-season fertilizing, harvesting, and workshops that focus on different vegetable groups.
We will also offer one-on-one gardening mentorship during regular garden open hours, five times per week, during the growing season (May-September). During these open hours we will also encourage more experienced community gardeners to share their knowledge and mentor new gardeners.
Community Benefit
How will the $25K be used? |
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Budget Notes: To build community it takes investment in local people. SNA is committed to hiring local people to make their community a better place. We have secured funds for most of the supplies. However without the funds for a coordinator we will be unable to run programs that connect people to the greenhouse | |
$ 23,000 | Pay the wage for the greenhouse coordinator |
$ 2,000 | pay for materials and supplies |
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