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Good things growing at peer-led micro-farm in Sechelt

Summary by Ground News
Peers have been gardening in a garden behind the Community Services offices on Inlet Avenue. The program allows peers to earn a small income by doing wholesome work. Peers meet up in the garden twice a week for work sessions. Vegetables harvested are offered to the Sechelt Food Bank, the Fresh Food for All market and RainCity supportive housing kitchen.
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