
"Rhubarb Farm Changes Lives"

Jennie Street & Anita Ollerenshaw
Managing Director & Rhubarb Farm Manager
Get Involved
Rhubarb Farm offers work placements, training and volunteering opportunities to people with long-term issues, or people who want to learn about growing their own fruit and vegetables. We offer support to people who are ex-offenders, have mental ill health, physical ill health, learning disability, physical disability, dementia, are school students struggling with their behaviour at school, are recovering drug or alcohol misusers, or are ex-service personnel with PTSD. Although we are not totally wheelchair-accessible because of rough ground, several wheelchair-users come weekly to site, and are not deterred by this.
We accept people whatever their support needs, and abilities, and provide group or one-to-one support depending on need. Everyone who comes to Rhubarb Farm is a volunteer, no matter what their needs or abilities - everyone can make a contribution.
The Langwith Show is coming back!
On Saturday 3rd September, from 12noon to 4pm, The Langwith Show will be a fantastic day out for all the family. There will be entertainers like rock band The Buddies, Shirebrook Brass Band, Vikings, Shimmy Belly Dancers, pony rides, bouncy castles, lots of bric-a-brac and craft stalls, and much more besides.
Click here for more information
JOB VACANCIES
ASSISTANT TRAINING OFFICER
Rhubarb Farm has received funding from the Coalfields Regeneration Trust to employ an Assistant Training Officer.
All interested candidates should read the documents here.
Please note that no CVs will be accepted – all applications must be submitted on the Rhubarb Farm application form.
Everyone applying for work at Rhubarb Farm needs to complete a day’s volunteering at the Farm. This is in order for you to understand how the Farm works and what the job will involve.