The Green Hub Project for Teens is a local community project serving Surrey, Hampshire and surrounding areas supporting young people facing social, emotional and mental health challenges, along with their families and carers.
- Green Hub’s purpose is to achieve positive, measurable outcomes for teen mental wellbeing: developing confidence and resilience through social interaction and inclusion, access to nature, active lifestyles and the 5 ways to wellbeing.
- Their weekly Green Teens programme offers social and therapeutic gardening to stressed, anxious and neuro-diverse teens, giving them the chance to experience the calming effect of nature, benefiting their mental wellbeing.
- Green Hub also works to promote awareness and understanding of mental health and emotional wellbeing for young people in the broader community.
- Chimo has provided core funding to help Green Hub scale.
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