We are happy to work alongside schools, families, and organisations supporting young and older adults with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), neurodivergence, or additional support needs.
Our aim is to create opportunities for meaningful engagement with the land in ways that feel accessible, safe, and enjoyable for every individual.
Nature offers a unique environment for learning and development—one that can reduce pressure, encourage curiosity, and support confidence-building in a calm and sensory-rich setting.
Activities may include:
- Hands-on gardening and growing food
- Seasonal crafts and nature-based learning
- Animal care and gentle interaction
- Practical land-based skills
- Opportunities to build independence and self-confidence
- Collaborative activities that support communication and connection
We recognise that every person experiences the world differently, and we strive to adapt our sessions to individual needs wherever possible.
At Bramble Meadow, inclusion means more than access—it means creating a space where everyone feels genuinely welcomed, respected, and valued.
Referrals & Enquiries
If you would like to find out more about our wellbeing and inclusive support services, we would be happy to hear from you.
We welcome enquiries from:
- Individuals interested in green social prescribing and nature-based wellbeing support
- GP practices, social prescribers, and healthcare professionals
- Schools, colleges, and education providers
- Charities and organisations supporting individuals with additional needs
- Parents, carers, and family members seeking supportive outdoor opportunities
- Community groups and local support services
We understand that every person’s needs are different, so we take time to listen and explore how Bramble Meadow might provide the right kind of support.
Whether you are making a referral, looking for partnership opportunities, or simply want to have an initial conversation, please get in touch.
How to Contact Us
You can contact us by email or through our enquiry form, and we’ll be happy to discuss:
- Individual referrals for wellbeing support
- Group visits and tailored sessions
- SEND and inclusive learning opportunities
- Partnership working with organisations and professionals
- Questions about accessibility or specific support needs
We aim to create experiences that feel thoughtful, flexible, and person-centred—and we’re always happy to talk through what might be possible.
