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COMMUNITY GARDEN MAINTENANCE

Kindness | Care | Hope
Phone Chris - 0401 573 697

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Volunteering for people in our community - free gardening service

The aim of this service is to support individuals who are struggling to manage their gardens and need extra assistance. Community Garden Maintenance is dedicated to helping people who may have limited support, live with illness, mobility challenges, or experience mental health difficulties.

This service has been specifically designed to assist not-for-profit organisations and charities in supporting their clients. We work alongside organisations to help ensure outdoor spaces remain safe, manageable, and welcoming.

If your tenants or clients are finding it difficult to maintain their garden — and this is impacting their tenancy or placing them at risk of housing instability — Community Garden Maintenance is here to help.

This is a volunteer-based service provided at no cost to clients, charities, or not-for-profit organisations, with the goal of supporting those who need it most. We look forward to working with you.

To make this sustainable long term, please see the page 'How You Can Help'.

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Collaborating with compassionate & kind organisations

ORGANISATIONS

Volunteering my services with organisations in the not for profit and charity sector. 

The aim of this service is to help tenants ensure they are able to stay in their property as long as possible, and works completed in a cost effective and ethical manner.

If you are from the following organisations or similar, I would love to hear from you:

  • Home Base - Working with

  • Workskills Tasmania - Working with

  • Hobart City Mission - Working with

  • Mission Australia - Working with

  • Cancer Council Tasmania - Working with

  • Loreto Community Housing - Working with

  • The Salvation Army - Working with

  • Homes Tasmania - Working with

  • Baptcare - Working with

  • Uniting - Working with

  • Legal Aid - Working with

  • Anglicare - In discussions

  • Housing Choices Australia

  • St Vincent de Paul

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