The CCGA Constitution

Our constitution highlights that the CCGA is open, democratic, and dedicated to enabling community gardening through education, resources and bringing people together. Joining as a member contributes to creating greener, healthier, more connected communities.

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CCGA's Guide to Starting a Community Garden

Our free PDF guide provides step-by-step guidance on how to start your own community garden, from considering your available time and purpose to organising a meeting and forming a planning management group.

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CCGA's Guide to Creating a Safe and Healthy Garden

Learn about identifying potential hazards, assessing risk, and finding solutions to ensure the safety and well-being of gardeners and visitors alike.

The document also includes helpful contacts and resources to assist in the planning process.

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Volunteer Management 101

This guide provides tips and guidance for managing volunteers at your community garden.

It covers topics such as recruiting and training volunteers, establishing clear expectations and roles, communication strategies, and recognising and appreciating volunteers' contributions.

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The CCGA's Fundraising and Sponsorship Guide

With this guide, you'll be able to create a successful fundraising strategy and secure the resources you need to continue growing your community garden.

Everything from setting fundraising goals and developing a plan to identifying potential donors and sponsors.

Coming soon

Meeting Minutes

Our association strives to operate transparently and provide members with access to information about our activities and decision-making.

This folder contains the minutes from our Annual General Meetings (AGMs) and other member meetings. The minutes provide a summary of the key discussions and decisions made at each meeting.
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Resources & Documents

The CCGA Constitution

Our constitution highlights that the CCGA is open, democratic, and dedicated to enabling community gardening through education, resources and bringing people together. Joining as a member contributes to creating greener, healthier, more connected communities.

CCGA's Guide to Starting a Community Garden

Our free PDF guide provides step-by-step guidance on how to start your own community garden, from considering your available time and purpose to organising a meeting and forming a planning management group.

CCGA's Guide to Creating a Safe and Healthy Garden

Learn about identifying potential hazards, assessing risk, and finding solutions to ensure the safety and well-being of gardeners and visitors alike.

The document also includes helpful contacts and resources to assist in the planning process.

Volunteer Management 101

This guide provides tips and guidance for managing volunteers at your community garden.

It covers topics such as recruiting and training volunteers, establishing clear expectations and roles, communication strategies, and recognising and appreciating volunteers' contributions.

Coming soon

The CCGA's Fundraising and Sponsorship Guide

With this guide, you'll be able to create a successful fundraising strategy and secure the resources you need to continue growing your community garden.

Everything from setting fundraising goals and developing a plan to identifying potential donors and sponsors.

Coming soon

Meeting Minutes

Covid-19 Level 3
Plan

Covid-19 Level 3 Plan for Fences

Covid-19 Level 3 Plan Contact Register

Covid-19 Level 3 Plan Safety Plan

Newsletter

Join our mailing list

Pages

Support

Resources & Documents

The CCGA Constitution

Our constitution highlights that the CCGA is open, democratic, and dedicated to enabling community gardening through education, resources and bringing people together. Joining as a member contributes to creating greener, healthier, more connected communities.

CCGA's Guide to Starting a Community Garden

Our free PDF guide provides step-by-step guidance on how to start your own community garden, from considering your available time and purpose to organising a meeting and forming a planning management group.

CCGA's Guide to Creating a Safe and Healthy Garden

Learn about identifying potential hazards, assessing risk, and finding solutions to ensure the safety and well-being of gardeners and visitors alike. The document also includes helpful contacts and resources to assist in the planning process.

Volunteer Management 101

This guide provides tips and guidance for managing volunteers at your community garden. It covers topics such as recruiting and training volunteers, establishing clear expectations and roles, communication strategies, and recognising and appreciating volunteers' contributions.Coming soon

The CCGA's Fundraising and Sponsorship Guide

With this guide, you'll be able to create a successful fundraising strategy and secure the resources you need to continue growing your community garden. Everything from setting fundraising goals and developing a plan to identifying potential donors and sponsors.Coming soon

Meeting Minutes

Covid-19 Level 3 Plan

Covid-19 Level 3 Plan for Fences

Covid-19 Level 3 Plan Contact Register

Covid-19 Level 3 Plan Safety Plan

Newsletter

Join our mailing list

Pages

Support

Learn about identifying potential hazards, assessing risk, and finding solutions to ensure the safety and well-being of gardeners and visitors alike.

The document also includes helpful contacts and resources to assist in the planning process.

This guide provides tips and guidance for managing volunteers at your community garden.

It covers topics such as recruiting and training volunteers, establishing clear expectations and roles, communication strategies, and recognising and appreciating volunteers' contributions.

Coming soon

With this guide, you'll be able to create a successful fundraising strategy and secure the resources you need to continue growing your community garden.

Everything from setting fundraising goals and developing a plan to identifying potential donors and sponsors.

Coming soon

Covid-19 Level 3
Plan