Discovering and learning in the heart of an urban garden

Certain food production methods disrupt the ecological balance and weaken human connections.

• Develop sustainable, human-scale agriculture.
• Promote socio-professional integration through land work and textile activities.
• Transmit knowledge related to nature, the environment and living together.
• Create transitional jobs and strengthen participants’ psychosocial skills.

• Active Social Integration Program (SISA) for individuals referred by social services (CMS).
• Growing fruits, vegetables, aromatic and medicinal herbs by applying permaculture principles.
• Collaboration with associations and enterprises aimed at developing ecological and responsible agriculture in our region.
• Public awareness through the creation of an “Educational pathway through an urban vegetable garden.”