A community garden for all to enjoy. Send supportive & sensory regulating

The RORA Project community garden is not just a simple community initiative; it represents a heartfelt vision our founder, Chantelle, has cherished for years to bring people together and enrich our local environment. I am thrilled to announce that we have successfully secured our land, and with great enthusiasm, we hope to have TRPCG up and running by the summer of 2026. This garden will serve as a vibrant hub for everyone, fostering a sense of belonging, and we invite you to volunteer your time and skills to help us in various capacities from spring through to March (or for as long as you wish). Whether you have a green thumb or are eager to learn, your involvement will be invaluable. Please get in touch by completing the form below. TRPCG will be a welcoming and safe space within Stamford, Lincolnshire, where individuals can immerse themselves in gardening, cultivate new skills, and participate in a variety of engaging clubs and workshops we intend to run from the site. Our community garden will be inclusive to all, providing opportunities for both Neurodivergent and neurotypical individuals to connect, grow, and thrive together, ultimately creating a lasting impact on our community.

coop uk has funded TRPCG 2025/26 but we still need your votes!

choose The RORA Project as your community good cause and help our neuro inclusive community garden become a reality

https://membership.coop.co.uk/causes/96023

https://www.paypal.com/pool/9mon5LKIUa?sr=accr

Support our seed pool to fund a variety of seeds, including salad, vegetables, fruits, and plants, for a beautiful and safe greenspace for our families.

As part of our agreement with Co-op UK, we undertook the transformation of a previously derelict and underutilised parcel of land into a sustainable green space for the benefit of the local community. This project will soon deliver a thriving and accessible environment for public use. Follow us on our journey or volunteer to support by emailing hello@theroraproject.com