The Hideaway is an amazing community facility in Partington, Greater Manchester, providing a range of services and support through its Hope Centre to help make people’s lives better.
When the charity was approached for help to tackle an overgrown garden they asked us for a Helping Hand and we were happy to step up.
Four colleagues from Wain Estates; Mark Newton, Andy Hesketh, Will Young and David Cowan donned gardening gloves and took along power tools to cut back hedges and shrubs and bring the garden back into shape.
Working alongside volunteers from The Hideaway, the team also arranged for all the waste to be removed and the garden owner is once again able to enjoy their space.
Darren English from The Hideaway said: “The Estates team were a great bunch of guys to work with and are a huge credit to the company. Without their help, we would not have got the job done in a day or been able to clear away all the waste.
“The transformation was incredible and means so much to the home owner. Thanks so much to Wain Estates for the Helping Hand.”
Andy, our property and estates manager, said: “The Hideaway is a valuable project in Partington and surrounding areas, providing support to residents. It was a great opportunity to work with the Hope Centre, and in particular Hope Green, on one of their garden projects. Helping Hope Green to make such an impact on the garden was very rewarding for our team, and we are delighted that the owner was pleased with the outcome.”
Garden Makeover Team in Action
