Every year in the UK, around 150,000 people have a stroke and someone has a heart attack every two minutes*.
Thrive’s new programme will show how just 30 minutes gardening a day can help people recover and start to get their life back.
Find out more about Just 30!
Have you ever thought that gardening could change the way you feel? We have a new free leaflet which has information for anyone interested in harnessing the benefits of gardening for emotional wellbeing. Get your copy to find out how gardening could help you on the path to better emotional and physical health.
Find out more about gardening for emotional wellbeing
Time spent in education should be interesting and challenging with the opportunity to move on to a good job or a rewarding career. However, for some young people, and particularly those with learning disabilities or special needs, it can be a frustrating, lonely and demoralising experience from which they just want to escape.
Find out more about Thrive’s Growing Options programme for young people
We're raising £750,000 to fund the ambitious three-year redevelopment of our Battersea site.
This will give refurbished gardens and new and up-to-date facilities. We will also be able to help three times more disabledpeople than we can today.
Find out more about our Battersea Garden Project Redevelopment.
"Although I’m dealing with MS and partial sight, when I’m out in my garden, those things don’t really matter..."
"I used to get bad mood swings but going into the garden and having a purpose in life has helped to reduce those."
"Coming to Thrive makes me feel excited. It means I meet lots of people and it makes me feel good about myself!"Thrive Annual Flower Show
Published - 22/07/2008
On Thursday 17 July the sun shone during the afternoon of our annual Flower Show at the…
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A successful week for Thrive at Hampton Court Palace Flower Show
Published - 15/07/2008
A successful week for Thrive at Hampton Court Palace Flower Show
Thrive’s debut at the…
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