Seeds of Wellness Supports Community Garden

Northeast Care Center in North Royalton, created a community garden at their main campus. The construction of the garden began in early April, and they completed it on May 28. Some of the raised beds are specially made for people with physical needs. The garden helps teach new skills to their disabled individuals and enhances healthy eating while encouraging connectedness with the surrounding neighborhood communities.

You can see the gardens or purchase a plot at 12627 York Rd in North Royalton. They still have a few 4×10 garden plots available for $11.00 each for the season. While you are working on your garden, you may see deer and other animals outside the fenced garden area.

Money is still needed to support Northeast Care Center’s wonderful community garden. Seeds of Wellness showed their support by purchasing an engraved brick. You can also purchase an engraved brick as an everlasting way to honor or memorialize someone or a pet in your life. The bricks are displayed around the flag pole on the main campus by the Alpha Complex. Bricks are available in 4×8 (3 lines of engraving) or 8×8 (6 lines of engraving) sizes.

Northeast Care Center offers living arrangements for adults with a variety of needs, from mild to profoundly disabled as well as multiple-handicapped people. Their mission is to “devote their resources to enabling individuals with disabilities to reach their full potential. Their person-centered approach recognizes challenges and promotes strengths to ensure a comprehensive and individualized method of program development. They are an agency committed to creating opportunities while growing together in a caring community.” To learn more about Northeast Care Center, please visit their website.