Community Recovery project. Our community recovery project was created in response to the current pandemic. We received support from a variety of different funders such as The Scottish Government, Magic Little Grants, Virgin Media 02 Together Fund and Tesco’s Community Grant. This money was used […]
We are pleased to announce that we have recently received a £1000 grant from Tesco Community Grants (https://tescocommunitygrants.org.uk/). Being awarded this grant allows us to continue hosting our free yoga classes every Saturday and Sunday from 11:30-12:30 which form part of our post-Covid wellbeing project. […]
Traditionally coinciding with the emergence of Spring, The Krishna Eco Farm’s Holi Festival was held slightly later in the year. However, we can’t think of a better way to mark and celebrate the return of vibrant community life than with our Wellbeing Festival of Autumn […]
We are pleased to report the terrific success of our Community Recovery Project. In mid-February, we received a £24,810 grant from the Scottish Government’s Communities Recovery Fund towards our project to help local people recover from the aftereffects of the pandemic and increase their resilience […]
Last Sunday, the 20th of June, we celebrated International Yoga Day & Summer Solstice by hosting a full-day event in which our guests had the opportunity to have a taste of the activities that we offer at our Eco Farm, in Lesmahagow. The event was […]
Daffodils, dandelions, and crocuses have been popping up everywhere and trees are starting to come to life after a long winter. Spring is the busiest time of the year in the gardens and we’ve been hard at work planting veggies and flowers for the year […]
Our geographical community in South Lanarkshire has suffered Level 3 or Level 4 restrictions for prolonged periods, therefore we are very keen to offer time-proven tools to help local people to recover from the aftereffects of the pandemic and increase their resilience and wellbeing. To […]
In March this year, just before lockdown restrictions being put in place, sixteen student members of the Glasgow University Zoological Society visited Krishna Eco Farm for a day retreat. The day’s activities included a delicious vegan lunch, a tour of the farm’s gardens and green […]
The Covid-19 crisis has seen our team of over thirty dedicated volunteers lockdown together to continue our work and at the same time shield our vulnerable members. Volunteers who would otherwise normally be engaged in a range of services; catering for events, fundraising, guest hospitality, […]
Our Food for Scotland Project distributes plant-based meals to the homeless and low-income people in Glasgow and South Lanarkshire. It has been particularly important during the coronavirus pandemic, once these vulnerable groups have received good quality hot meals. It boosts immunity and ensures they have […]
