Ouseburn Farm Charity Ltd

• What they offer

  Ouseburn Farm is a free-to-enter working city farm in Newcastle where visitors can learn about nature, animals and growing. It runs regular events and activities at weekends and in the school holidays, such as Farmers' Club, Caring for Critters, Lamb Feeding and Pond Dipping, plus animal, garden, kitchen and creative workshops. During term-time weekdays it runs a year-round Placement Programme (care farming) for adults with learning disabilities and autism, covering horticulture, livestock, catering, customer service and creative activities.

• Ages served

  No specific ages are given for the farm's events and activities; the Placement Programme is stated to be for adults with learning disabilities and autism.

• SEN support & staffing

  The page states the farm has supported adults with learning disabilities and autism through its Placement Programme since 2014, empowering participants to learn, connect and improve wellbeing, and cites impact figures including 91% of participants improving in making new friends and 92% of carers/parents agreeing the farm helps break down barriers. There is also an Accessibility page listed in the site menu. No details of staff training, ratios or SEN qualifications are given.

• How to book

  Tickets for current activities can be viewed and booked via the 'What's On' section of the website. No booking process is described for the Placement Programme.

• Cost

  Entry to the farm is free for everyone, always. Costs for individual events, activities or the Placement Programme are not stated.

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