The Broody Hen Work and Community Program
At The Broody Hen, we believe everyone deserves the opportunity to contribute, create, and belong.
Our Work & Community Program is a bi-weekly gathering where adults with disabilities come together to help prepare items for our farm stand while building friendships, confidence, and practical life skills.
Participants work on real projects that support our farm stand — from labeling and packaging products to creating handmade goods.
But more importantly, they are building community & purpose.
Participants may help with:
Labeling farm stand products
Sorting and packaging seeds
Making handmade magnets or bracelets
Preparing baked goods like cookies or granola
Assembling farm stand gift items
Light farm stand preparation tasks
Every activity is designed to encourage teamwork, creativity, and accomplishment.
Who Can Participate?
Our Farm Friday Work & Community Program is designed for teens and adults with disabilities who enjoy working with their hands and being part of a supportive community.
Participants should be able to:
follow simple directions
work alongside others
enjoy hands-on activities
Why This Program Matters
Many adults with disabilities experience isolation after graduating from school programs.
Farm Fridays provides a place where individuals can continue to grow, contribute, and build friendships.
The items created during these gatherings help support The Broody Hen Farm Stand while giving participants the pride of knowing their work matters.