WHEN
Wednesday
27 August 2025
TIME
10.20 am to arrive at venue for 11.00am start.
Finish 2.00pm
Free minibus transport is available!
For details, please see the Transport section below.
VENUE
Home Farm, Outwood Lane
Outwood, Redhill RH1 5PN
FACILITATOR
Katie & Volunteers from the Surrey Hills Farm Care Project
ABOUT THIS SESSION
Come along and enjoy a relaxed, hands-on workshop where you’ll weave your own beautiful willow creations.
From 3D hearts and hanging birdfeeders to Swedish stars, flowers, and other seasonal designs, you’ll have the chance to craft something truly unique — whether it’s a striking centrepiece or a small, delicate piece to treasure.
The crafting table will be under shelter but open to the elements from the side, so please bring appropriate clothing – For guidance on what you’ll need, please check the What to Wear section below.
FOOD AND DRINK
Enjoy free tea and coffee during your time on the farm!
If you’d prefer a cold drink, feel free to bring your drinks along with you.
Please bring your own lunch, water and something to drink.
WHAT TO WEAR
The crafting table will be under shelter but open to the elements from the side, so please bring appropriate clothing: Wear flat shoes/boots and bring comfortable, lightweight layers such as a fleece and a waterproof… suitable for the very changeable English summer weather!
If it’s sunny please bring a hat and suntan lotion.
TRANSPORT
Let us know in advance if you’d like to use the free minibus service.
Arrive at Wingfield for 10.20am as the minibus will leave promptly at 10:30am, aiming to arrive at the farm by 11:00am.
After the session finishes at 2:00pm, the return minibus will bring you back to Wingfield by around 2:30pm.
By Car: Make your own way there and park at the venue. Details will be provided nearer the time.
SURREY HILLS SOCIETY
The Surrey Hills Society, in partnership with the Surrey Hills National Landscape and Growing Health Together project have been awarded a grant to initiate a pilot of nature-based health interventions on farms in East Surrey. These can support the mental health of people from all ages and backgrounds with Surrey Heartlands’ priority communities as the focus. The priority area is focused on prevention, removing barriers, and supporting people to become proactive in improving their emotional health and wellbeing.
Through farming-related activity, such as animal care, mechanics or horticulture, people have the opportunity to participate in a meaningful way.
Find out more at East Surrey Care Farm Project
WHO CAN JOIN THESE SESSIONS
Anyone who lives in Surrey and is over the age of 16.
HOW THE SESSIONS ARE RUN
Face-to-face with experienced Craft facilitators
HOW TO JOIN
If you are currently registered with Waythrough, all you need to do is speak to your Community Links Advisor or email WaythroughCC@waythrough.org.uk and to let us know which course or workshop you would like to attend.
If you are new to Waythrough, you will be asked to complete a registration form and have an introductory call with one of the team.
Please find an online application form here: Waythrough Booking Form
Alternatively you can call us on 01737 771 282 or email us to arrange joining on WaythroughCC@waythrough.org.uk.
After completing the booking & registration form you will receive an introductory welcome call from one of our team.
It’s not always possible to join a session happening the same day, but we often have regular sessions weekly. We’re normally able to respond within 24/48 hours of you contacting us.
