
Transforming young lives
We’re a charity equipping young people to thrive.
Welcome to
Jamie’s Farm
We believe in the innate potential and good in every child.
Jamie’s Farm hosts farm-based residential and day visit programmes for young people. We do this in partnership with their schools and youth organisations at 7 locations across England and Wales.
Our evidence-based, therapeutic programme provides a catalyst for lasting change with our impact revealing children leave the farm better equipped to thrive academically, socially and emotionally.
Our impact
17k
17,000 young people supported since 2007
49%
referred to better their behaviours showed improvement (2024-25)
68%
referred to better their wellbeing showed improvement (2024-25)
75%
referred to better their relationships showed improvement (2024-25)
89%
of visiting staff felt the visit has improved their practice (2022-23)
Are you visiting the farm?
Have you found out you’re coming to one of our farms for a residential? We’re thrilled to have you here and we can’t wait to meet you. We have a page just for you letting you know what to expect, answering any questions you may have and telling you a little more about who we are.
If you have already been on a Jamie’s Farm residential, then you are in the right place too. Here you will find opportunities to deepen your experience and get involved in other ways with the farm.
“unforgettable”
“joy”
“life-changing”
– as described by young people


A typical day:
- farming
- forestry
- cooking
- horse work
- hiking
- gardening



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We couldn’t have got this far without our generous supporters.
Can you help us bring Farming, Family, Therapy and Legacy to young people now and for generations to come?
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A word from our Patron
“I have seen it first hand and it’s brilliant…
…I feel very much at home here, but I always feel at home at your farms. I can see the enjoyment and the pleasure that you give so many children.”









