Accessing Boaz

Get in touch with Mike, Sally or Rachael on 01962 761749 or 07971 688838 to arrange a visit or for more information.

Boaz current charges:

Transport to and from the project is the responsibility of the individual members – some use Dial-a-Ride or other community transport.

Boaz can be funded through the Independent Living fund, Direct Payments, a Care Manager/Adult Services or privately. We may sometimes be able to help with a sponsor.

How to find Boaz:

Boaz is situated in an idyllic setting on Hill Farm along the A272, off the A30. When driving to us, please ensure you approach the project using the drive clearly marked 'The Boaz Project'

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Activities

Our Field | Greenhouse | Chickens | Cooking | Donkeys | Woodwork | Crafts | Makaton

Donkeys

Boaz members help look after three donkeys that live on the farm. Their names are ‘Skye’ (who is the mum) and ‘Michael Finnigan’ (son) and ‘Iona’ (daughter). All three are very friendly and love human company. When the weather is nice we sometimes take them for walks around the fields and woods. They really enjoy this! They also help by carrying baskets to collect Blackberries, Apples and Elderflowers.

The donkeys often need grooming which is something else we help with. Most mornings we lead them from their stables to our field where they help keep the grass down. We also use their manure on our vegetable plots. They get very excited (and noisy!) when they hear humans approaching and bray loudly to say hello.

There are two horses on the farm as well and we also help groom them. Their names are Angus and Camilla.

Work Experience Opportunities

Boaz can facilitate work towards the Duke Of Edinburgh Award, and can sometimes arrange work experience for secondary school students.

For more details about the Duke Of Edinburgh Award, visit http://www.theaward.org/