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Join us for a monthly dose of grounded, garden‑grown hope from refugee and IDP camps
Each month you’ll receive a short, photo‑rich email that shows how gardens help displaced families grow food, build community and rebuild dignity.
🌱 A personal story from one of our gardeners or communities
🥕 A snapshot of the impact your support is making
🌍 Behind the scenes updates from our projects
🤝 Ways you can help grow gardens (and hope)
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Alongside the monthly newsletter, we run fundraising appeals and campaigns throughout the year. During these periods you will hear from us a little more often, with updates on our latest appeal and how you can help.
Bringing together residents to celebrate the home gardens they have grown, tended and transformed over the past year, Lemon Tree Trust’s 2026 Annual Garden Competitions have taken place across nine refugee and IDP (internally displaced people) camps in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq. This year’s competitions introduced a greater emphasis on welcoming new participants alongside … Continued
Girls and boys living in Gawilan refugee camp have come together for child-focused environmental workshops at the Hêvî Community Garden, brought to life by Lemon Tree Trust and the General Directorate of Social Care in Duhok (DoLSA). The workshops form part of the Child Protection and Climate Change Campaign, through which UNICEF supports DoLSA in … Continued
Many thanks to Megan Davis at Perennial Gatherings for her generous donation this May, the latest in a series of kind contributions to Lemon Tree Trust over the years. Perennial Gatherings is a Vancouver-based floral studio and social enterprise, specialising in thoughtfully curated arrangements made with locally grown, seasonal blooms. Profits from floral sales are … Continued