If you and your team at work are looking for a team building day with a difference, you’ve found it! Come and develop your professional relationships and skills, whilst supporting a valuable community resource. All days include special animal encounters, so you get to know the animals themselves as well as the farm!
We can accommodate groups of 10 to 60 people, and offer you a fun-filled day catered to your needs that is both beneficial to you and your colleagues, and us at the farm. There is always a variety of interesting tasks for people of all abilities, outdoors or indoors, all guaranteed to give you something to brag about back at the office!
If you’d like to come and help out please click below:
PLEASE NOTE No corporate will be taken from Monday 4th Nov to Friday 22nd Nov inclusive as we are undergoing essential path maintenance works.
We also offer half-day volunteering, which is mainly based around animal/farm work and gardening.
Typical Schedule
A typical day volunteering would look something like this:
10:00 Meet on the yard for an introduction, health and safety brief and tour of our farm.
10:30 Split into small groups and get stuck in. Great support and guidance will be at hand.
12:00 Lunch time: we don’t include lunch, but if you want something arranged then we can introduce you to an excellent local caterer. Alternatively, there are some great cafes locally. If you’re lucky, one of our volunteers might have some fresh fruit and vegetables for you to try straight from the gardens!
13:00 Time to get back to work! There is a chance to swap tasks, but often people choose to see theirs through to the end, for that feeling of a job well done and completed.
15:00 Tools down and time for some “hands on” time with our animals. If you’ve never groomed a goat, herded a pig, or fed a cow, this is your opportunity. It’s the favourite part of the day for most of our volunteers.
16:00 Time to go home, or if you would prefer to move on as a team we can recommend some great local watering holes.
Half-day volunteering usually runs from 10am to 1pm, or 1pm – 4pm, although we can be flexible, just ask us!
As we are a working farm we don’t let you know specific tasks ahead of schedule as things change weekly, sometimes even daily, depending on the farm’s needs! However, previous groups have done activities such as: fixing and painting fences, clearing, disinfecting and painting the barns, building planters, working in the gardens (planting, clearing and harvesting), making jam, and creating signwork. We have activities available for all abilities, so even if you’re not able to do physical tasks you will still be involved in the middle of it all!
Prices
A full day is £65 per head, with a £600 minimum charge.
A half day is £45 per head, with a £350 minimum charge.
This fee goes towards covering the cost of running these days, and also contributes to the everyday running of the farm for the benefit of the local community.
Contact us
If your team of colleagues are looking to make a difference at a community project please click here to complete an enquiry form:
Thanks for all your help!
Why support us?
KTCF is a unique charity established in 1972 that helps connect inner city people with animals, nature and the environment. We offer a wide range of educational, therapeutic and creative opportunities to children, adults with special needs, and anyone who is stressed by city living. See our classic You Tube video to find out more about the farm’s work which has now helped several generations of Camden residents.
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