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Mental health project given a helping hand to create sensory garden

A service looking after the mental health of children and young people in Lichfield and Burntwood will be given a helping hand to transform their garden into sensory area.

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A service looking after the mental health of children and young people in Lichfield and Burntwood will be given a helping hand to transform their garden into sensory area.

The Lichfield CAMHS has been named the Helping Your Community Grow winner by Shenstone’s Dobbies garden centre.

The company will provide the service with tools, seeds, plants, bug hotels and bird feeders to help bring the project to life.

Bradley Crowther, general manager at Dobbies’ Shenstone store, said:

“We are delighted to be supporting Lichfield CAMHs NHS this year and look forward to seeing the gardening project come to life with our support.

“The team and I would like to thank all the worthy causes that got involved in the application process and our customers who helped us crown our Helping Your Community Grow winner by voting.”

Bradley Crowther
Lichfield Live

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