The WOW Flower Project offers agriculture garden therapy, animal therapy, art therapy and a serene environment for meditation. Its aim is to create a space for discussions and therapeutic activities. Camp WOW focuses on providing a nurturing environment for children dealing with mental health issues and those in foster care.
At WOW, we believe agriculture is more than gardening—it is a living classroom where children learn how to grow, nurture, and sustain life. When children engage in hands-on gardening, they begin to understand the full cycle of food: from planting a seed, to caring for it in the soil, to harvesting what they have grown with their own hands. This process builds patience, responsibility, teamwork, and a deep respect for nature.
We are proud to have an in-house Master Gardener who provides expert guidance in our gardening and agricultural programs. In addition, we regularly invite other experienced Master Gardeners and horticultural professionals to participate in our workshops and educational activities. Their extensive knowledge and hands-on experience allow participants to learn best practices in gardening, sustainable agriculture, plant care, and environment. Through these workshops, children and adults gain valuable skills from experienced professionals passionate about education and gardening. Participants learn from diverse perspectives, and a deeper understanding of the many benefits of gardening and agriculture.
Agriculture lessons provide valuable knowledge to communities, teaching essential skills like crop cultivation, soil management, and sustainable farming techniques. Our organization offers agriculture and garden lessons for free, ensuring that farmers and aspiring growers can access the information they need.
A key part of our agriculture program is helping children understand that what they plant is what they can eventually harvest and share. This reflects the idea of intention and manifestation in real life—what we put into the earth, our homes, our schools, and our communities grows back to us. Ultimately, children learn they are active participants in shaping both their environment and their future.
We also teach food sustainability and wellness by showing children how to grow their own food. As a result, families can make healthier choices and understand the effects of pesticides and genetically modified foods. In addition, we introduce food preservation skills. So that when there is abundance, families know how to prepare, store, and save food for the future.
