Establishing a horticultural business, providing meaningful opportunities for autistic adults in outdoor experiential learning settings, comprising all aspects of growing and harvesting produce. Connecting to its local community, Eco offers opportunities for training, gaining qualifications and skills to take up work placements, particularly supporting transition of young adults from education into the working world.
Every person drives their own wellbeing outcomes, choosing how they participate and contribute to the success of a financially and ecologically sustainable business that provides produce, goods and services needed by the local community.
As part of the Foundational Economy, we improve health outcomes and independence of our supported people in a purposeful, financially sustainable and patient value-centred way.