Serviceberry Farm Programs

Serviceberry Farm offers a variety of programs designed to engage the community and provide recreational, vocational, and therapeutic opportunities for people with disabilities. Our programs are tailored to create an inclusive and supportive environment where individuals can learn, grow, and thrive.

Social groups: These groups vary by theme or audience each day; they center social skills and collaboration on a farm-centered project. Activities vary from starting seeds to harvesting crops and making flower bouquets. Groups include a weekly art class and monthly Memory Cafe.

Vocational Program: The vocational program at Serviceberry Farm aims to provide valuable skill-building opportunities for individuals with disabilities. Participants engage in various aspects of farm work, including planting, harvesting, and tending to crops, fostering a sense of accomplishment and independence. Participants should ask their DORS representative about our vocational program. Our flagship VAFARMS program serves veterans with disabilities in 3 and 6 month programs starting March of each year.

Therapeutic Program: Our therapeutic program offers a nurturing environment where individuals with disabilities can experience the restorative benefits of engaging with nature and animals. Through activities such as social groups, art clubs, nature walks, planting and nurturing plants, harvesting flowers, and meditative sitspots participants can enhance their overall well-being and quality of life.