Our aims and objectives, impact on the ground and how we operate as a federation of charities.
The main themes of our work and some of our most important initiatives.
Connect to our regional and local Groundwork Trusts.
What we can do for the wide range of people and organisations that we work with.
Find out the latest about how we're changing places and lives.
Further your career or help us make a difference.
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Our teams of landscape designers and project officers work with people to create or improve community gardens, parks, play areas, footpaths and natural spaces.
The local environment has a major impact on community cohesion, health and economic prosperity. Our projects combine high quality design and practical improvements while encouraging biodiversity and ecological sensitivity.
We also help to create activities to put land back to use, such as sport and exercise schemes or food growing.
Location: Bispham, Blackpool The North Blackpool Pond Trail links together a historic but little-known network of ponds and wetlands
Location: Runcorn We worked with Windmill Hill Primary School in Runcorn to transform part of their school grounds into a woodland classroom.
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Location: Shaw, Oldham Equipping learners aged 16+ with a range of conservation skills in addition to an accredited qualification.
Location: Rochdale Helping local unemployed people to gain new skills and work experience whilst making improvements to their neighbourhood.
Location: Colshaw Farm, Wilmslow Colshaw Farm Recreation area was a haven for anti-social behaviour but now is well used for sports and BMX.
Location: Oldham Creating an inspirational learning resource for pupils and a valuable habitat for wildlife.
Location: Wirral Groundwork has transformed the grounds of Lyndale School - making them a stimulating environment for children with physical and mental disabilities.
Location: Kirkby, Merseyside We helped to make this overgrown site into a useful asset for people and wildlife.
Location: Wallasey, Merseyside From vandalised grassy area to pleasant communal garden for 200 residents.
