Aromatic herb garden at the service of inclusion

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The cross-border cooperation between De Lovie and Les Papillons Blancs sets out to illustrate the benefits of social inclusion through environmental action. In this project we have opted for an interactive approach for both people with and without disabilities. The creation of a herb garden seemed to us to be an ideal tool due to its public utility and social diversity. This garden can be a place for collaboration between mainstream and specialised education, between professionals and volunteers, between people with and without disabilities. And through the development and maintenance of the garden and the consumption of aromatic plants. We want to promote all the actions and experiences of this project by creating a guide on the theme of the digital garden, designed to be understandable for people with intellectual disabilities in order to share it with other institutions.

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