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Rows of vegetable crates in the Malibongwe community garden

Malibongwe Elderly Lunch-on Club

Community Garden

Our community garden grows fresh vegetables that help nourish club meals and give members a shared outdoor space for gentle activity and fellowship.

Growing together

What we grow

Members and volunteers tend leafy greens, Swiss chard, cabbage, and other vegetables in planting beds and crates—produce that supports the lunch programme when in season.

How the garden helps

The garden offers meaningful activity, time outdoors, and a visible reminder that care for elders includes food grown close to home.

Help in the garden

From the garden

Garden moments

A look at the beds, crates, and produce that support our lunch programme.

  • Tilled planting beds and leafy vegetables in the community farm garden
  • Members harvesting leafy greens together in the community garden
  • Fresh Swiss chard growing in the Malibongwe garden
  • Cabbage and leafy greens growing in garden planting crates
  • Close-up of healthy leafy greens grown for club meals
  • Rows of vegetable crates in the Malibongwe community vegetable garden
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