Some of these links point to websites of organisations which are working in partnership with H.O.P.E. in some way.

Others are links to websites about organic horticulture or similar projects.

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Related Websites

Trellis Scotland	Trellis is the national Scottish charity that supports, promotes, and develops the use of horticulture to improve health, well-being and life opportunities for all.
The Federation of City Farms & Community Gardens	The Federation of City Farms & Community Gardens exists to support, represent and promote community-managed farms and gardens across the United Kingdom.
Beechgrove Garden	The Beechgrove Garden in Aberdeenshire is home to Scotland's favourite gardening TV programme. The Beechgrove crew visited the H.O.P.E. garden in June and featured us on their programme on 7th July 2007.
Soil Association	The Soil Association is the UK's leading campaigning and certification organisation for organic food and farming. The Soil Association's organic symbol is the UK's most recognisable trademark for organic produce. Wherever you see it you can be sure that the food you have purchased has been produced and processed to strict and rigorous environmental and animal welfare standards.
Thrive	Thrive is the national horticultural charity that exists to enable disadvantaged, disabled and older people to participate fully in the social and economic life of the community. It supports a network of specialist projects that run programmes of horticultural activity for training and employment, therapy and health. Their website provides expert advice on easier and accessible gardening for everyone.
Hospitalfield Trust	Hospitalfield House is an artist residency and project workshop promoting contemporary arts and international exchange. The H.O.P.E. garden is in the grounds of the House, and the Trust provides the land free of rent for the project. Their website isn't operating at present, but you can find more information about the history of the House in the local history section of Angus Council's website.
Angus College	Angus College offers a range of horticultural training courses.
Angus Council	The Council's Social Work Department operates a number of adult resource centres.
Volunteer Centre Angus	Volunteer Centre Angus works with volunteers and volunteer involving organisations in the Angus area. They work with organisations and agencies to help identify volunteer opportunities and to ensure that volunteers enjoy the best possible experience.
SENSE Scotland	Sense Scotland is a leader in the field of communication and innovative support services for people who are marginalised because of challenging behaviour, health care issues and the complexity of their support needs. It is a significant provider of services and also engages in policy development for children and adults with complex support needs because of deafblindness or sensory impairment, learning disability or physical disability.
Henry Doubleday Research Association	HDRA is a registered charity, and Europe's largest organic membership organisation. It is dedicated to researching and promoting organic gardening, farming and food.