GIY is all about encouraging people to give food growing a try and believes that growing our own gives us a better understanding of food.
At the heart of the movement are local GIYers getting together in GIY groups or creating GIY projects in their communities to share their knowledge and develop new ideas, building awareness for a sustainable and healthy lifestyle. GIY also runs programmes to encourage food growing at a mass scale at home, and in communities, schools and workplaces. These programmes can lead people to a GIY project in your area, and vice versa.
Whether you are an expert in growing or you want to learn about growing food, why not start your own GIY project in your area?
GIY projects can be:
A group of GIYers coming together to share knowledge at a monthly get-together, seed swap, garden visit or meitheal.
A community garden that wants to reach out in its community and connect with other GIY groups.
A school growing project that wants to join the network to connect with other schools and groups, access school specific resources or reach out to its community.
Every GIY project is different - the magic lies in a group of people coming together, learning, sharing and having fun.
What you can do
You can start your own GIY Group and bring people in your community together to grow their own food or you can find your nearest GIY group here. In certain locations, you can access the funding needed to get started and no matter where you are, find out all you need to know in our 5 step guide.
GIY is all about encouraging people to give food growing a try and believes that growing our own gives us a better understanding of food.
At the heart of the movement are local GIYers getting together in GIY groups or creating GIY projects in their communities to share their knowledge and develop new ideas, building awareness for a sustainable and healthy lifestyle. GIY also runs programmes to encourage food growing at a mass scale at home, and in communities, schools and workplaces. These programmes can lead people to a GIY project in your area, and vice versa.
Whether you are an expert in growing or you want to learn about growing food, why not start your own GIY project in your area?
GIY projects can be:
A group of GIYers coming together to share knowledge at a monthly get-together, seed swap, garden visit or meitheal.
A community garden that wants to reach out in its community and connect with other GIY groups.
A school growing project that wants to join the network to connect with other schools and groups, access school specific resources or reach out to its community.
Every GIY project is different - the magic lies in a group of people coming together, learning, sharing and having fun.
What you can do
You can start your own GIY Group and bring people in your community together to grow their own food or you can find your nearest GIY group here. In certain locations, you can access the funding needed to get started and no matter where you are, find out all you need to know in our 5 step guide.
Takang Enanga
joinile
Ayle
a
GIY
iqembu
about 1 year edlule
We are having a Parents Association meeting on Tuesday 7th February at 8pm.
All parents welcome and if you have any ideas or suggestions or just have a burning desire to get involved with our new GIY initiative we would love to hear from you....
Chat with your kids see what they would like to see in their garden I am sure they will come up with some lovely novel ideas....
We are at the planning stage so get in at the beginning and have your say......
If you cant make the meeting be sure to speak to one of the association committee members, they are easy find, always at the gate as school is finishing, while the kids play.
Looking forward to hearing all your wonderful ideas....
PAULINE STRAPPE
joinile
Ayle
a
GIY
iqembu
almost 8 years edlule
Jacqui Martin
joinile
Ayle
a
GIY
iqembu
almost 8 years edlule
Niall Hayes
joinile
Ayle
a
GIY
iqembu
almost 8 years edlule
Mary O'Neill
joinile
Ayle
a
GIY
iqembu
almost 8 years edlule
Jo Browne
joinile
Ayle
a
GIY
iqembu
almost 8 years edlule
ann dargan
joinile
Ayle
a
GIY
iqembu
almost 8 years edlule
Michelle O' Connor
joinile
Ayle
a
GIY
iqembu
almost 8 years edlule
Majella Armshaw
joinile
Ayle
a
GIY
iqembu
almost 8 years edlule
ann marie murray
joinile
Ayle
a
GIY
iqembu
almost 8 years edlule
Mary kate Ryan
joinile
Ayle
a
GIY
iqembu
almost 8 years edlule
Triona Doody
joinile
Ayle
a
GIY
iqembu
almost 8 years edlule
Margaret Roche
joinile
Ayle
a
GIY
iqembu
almost 8 years edlule
jayne clancy
joinile
Ayle
a
GIY
iqembu
almost 8 years edlule