Why don’t we go into the garden? – Infographic Poster

£4.00

This colourful and inspiring A3 poster shares the key statistics from our large-scale research project into what makes care home gardens more actively used. It visually shows some simple tips and insights on how to spend longer in the garden around the care setting at any time of year and in all weathers. The statistics shown provide a clear and powerful message to inspire care staff and family visitors to take a fresh look at the outdoors and inspire the whole care home to spend longer there with their residents.

This award winning poster is ideal for noticeboards with its eye-catching design and colourful layout drawing the reader to the bite-size messages and to inspire fresh thinking on how to enjoy the garden more with residents.

Quantity discounts available, please get in touch for more information.

This poster is included free as part of the Care Culture Map and Handbook package.

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Additional information

Weight 0.1 kg
Dimensions 29.7 × 42 cm
Step Change Design Ltd
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