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Cork Migrant Centre

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International Garden

We’re excited to hear about your experiences and thoughts as part of our garden community. Your feedback helps us grow and improve together. Please take a moment to answer a few questions about your background, the vegetables you grow, what you've learned, and how the garden has impacted you. Your answers will help us build a stronger, more connected community for everyone.

About You

Growing What Matters

Does this garden help you maintain a connection to your cultural traditions?
Yes
No
Not sure

Learning and Skills

Building Community

Have you formed any new friendships or connections through the garden?
Yes
No

Tools and Resources

Health and Happiness

Has participating in the garden improved your physical activity levels or fitness?
Yes
No
Sometimes
Have the vegetables you grown influenced your diet and overall health?
Yes
No
Sometimes

 Cultural and Nutritional Needs

Do you find it difficult to access vegetables important to your cultural diet in local supermarkets?
Yes
No
Sometimes
Would having more access to culturally significant vegetables improve your sense of food justice and health outcomes?
Yes
No
Maybe

Collaboration

Social

The Cork Migrant Centre is a Psychosocial Wellbeing and Integration Hub. We do this by:
Creating ‘Safe Spaces’ for capacity enhancing (emotional, physical, cognitive, knowledge, skills, social, cultural).Creating integration opportunities. Building collaborations, partnerships’ and linkages (Nationally & Internationally) towards creating and enhancing opportunities for equality and equity.

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Contact us to find out how to become a sponsor:

Tel: 086 0137616

Email: cmc@nanonagleplace.ie

Cork Migrant Centre,
Nano Nagle Place, Evergreen St. (off Barrack St.), Cork

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