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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 quick snapshot of the impact you’re helping make happen

🌍 Behind‑the‑scenes project updates

🤝 Ways you can help grow gardens (and hope)

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  • Real updates and photos showing the impact of our work in the gardens
  • Small but powerful wins that demonstrate community‑led change
  • Stories and insights that you can share with friends and colleagues

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By donating to Lemon Tree Trust on behalf of someone special this festive season, you’re supporting gardens and green spaces that bring comfort, connection and a renewed sense of home for people who have been forcibly displaced. After donating, you can download a personalised gift template to customise with your message, either to send digitally … Continued

Momentum continues at the Hêvî Community Garden in Gawilan refugee camp as the team nears completion of a new polytunnel. The 33m long and 9m wide structure, equipped with an in-built water irrigation system, was built using frames donated from another camp and heavy duty covers sourced on site. Once in use, it will support … Continued

A bold new feature now stands in the Hêvî Community Garden in Gawilan refugee camp: a giant lemon sculpture designed by the Garden Manager Othman and brought to life with support from Rûken. Built from repurposed materials, the vibrant yellow sculpture measures 167cm long and 235cm wide, and weighs 50kg. It can be seen from … Continued