Charities and groups your donation will support

Please come forward with a means of further contact and register to become a beneficiary. Our organisation takes sole responsibility regarding who will be selected to receive funds. Discretion will be used in all cases. Provide a short bio/history about your organisation/group, or club. In doing so the selected organisations will be documented and promoted through Solteriologic Garden. There is no limit as to the amount of funds to receive, but it is in the hope of your inclusion that will allow for further projects and enterprises to occur between us in the future. Please reigster by going to the approriate page.

South London Permaculture was formed in 2003 as a voluntary organization. We run as a not-for-profit business enterprise. Although we apply a minimalist attitude to development we have engaged in a number of projects for both adults and children. These include a children's mobile yurt classroom entitled Re-LEAF (learning, entertainment, art, and food), a woodland allotment community project, guerilla gardening, full & introductory permaculture design courses, horticultural courses, teacher training, facilitation, design & consultancy, and a membership scheme. To register your interest and support us please become a member. Our business address is:

South London Permaculture

PO Box 24991, Forest Hill, London SE23 3YT

0753 0223360

Merlyn Peter (Hon) Chair

 

"Our constitution is rooted in the indigenous understanding of sustainability."

 

SLP IS OUR PARENT/SISTER COMPANY for Solteriologic Garden.

The Botanical Gardens feature a wide variety of plant specimens from countries with a Mediterranean climate, showing the great similarity between the landscapes of California, Chile, South Africa and Australia, and the Mediterranean basin. Unlike other museums with collections of non-living materials, the Gardens are a constantly evolving, dynamic space. New species are grown every year in the nurseries and planted out in the grounds. The ones that fail to adapt to the climate or soil characteristics are removed from the collection.

 

The Botanical Gardens are home to some 1,350 species, although the eventual aim is to grow 4,000 Mediterranean species from around the world. The species are grouped together in a re-creation of their natural ecosystems.

 

The Botanical Gardens were created to contribute to the ex-situ conservation of Mediterranean biodiversity, mainly focusing on species from Catalonia. The Gardens are the ideal place to grow and exhibit plant species that are under threat. They also disseminate knowledge about which species need protecting and the actions to be taken in order to achieve this aim.

The Abolicao Trust (UK registered charity 1111395) uses the Brazilian art-form Capoeira to support young people in rural South Africa. Through free classes, events and international exchanges, they can develop confidence, learn new skills in a safe environment and build hope for the future - engagement through capoeira.