Inspero’s Love2Grow programme is a community growing scheme for young people supported by adult volunteers.

We aim to plant the seeds for a lifetime of positive eating habits by developing fun food programmes for local young people.

Inspero’s Love2Cook programme, presented as Cooking Club, has been created to encourage young people to get to know where food comes from.

It teaches them how to prepare and cook nutritious meals in a fun and friendly learning environment.

WellnessNWellies is a well-being sustainable horticulture project open to everyone that will combine classes in food growing, cooking and nature therapy.

The aim of the project is to enhance people’s well-being and quality of life.

Inspero’s Nature2Nurture project provides support to children suffering from mental health issues with severe emotional needs.

This is through forest school and horticultural therapy activities to help build resilience, positivity and increased confidence within children and help them develop good coping strategies for future life.

Inspero believes Green Therapy can help people to overcome the stresses of life.

We use gardening, food growing, plants and horticulture to help individuals learn new skills, support development, and promote health and well-being.

At Inspero we are passionate about our older generation. We know a lot of older people love their gardens and see them as a place of joy and happiness.

We also realise that for many they are not able to do many of the tasks they used to through illness, disability or old age.

Enhance your community and your employee well being. Come outdoors and help Inspero develop a new area to our award winning Kempshott Community Garden.

Great for company team building and knowing that you are contributing to an organisation that improves the lives of local children.

When the Covid-19 pandemic hit the UK in March 2020 and a nationwide lockdown was enforced Inspero felt compelled as a food and wellbeing charity to introduce a number of new services to support those vulnerable and in need within their local community.