Lucky Ewe Asset Transfer Appeal

What a brilliant idea! We need many, many more local and sustainable projects like this. KY15 4RG

Live skills are essential especially for those who have learning difficulties

Lucky Ewe has been an incredible experience for our most vulnerable learners.

KY15 5AE (Cupar Muir) The transfer of land will improve the local aesthetic benefiting the wider population whilst providing work experience for those vulnerable- assisting in meeting Scottish Government strategic objectives. Good luck to Ewe :)

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Wishing you success!

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KY155RP We live at Stratheden and would love to see Lucky Ewe take the lease on the fields around us. Regenerative farming, community enterprise and all it entails would bring so many benefits to both the participants in the project and to local residents, diversifying the area and adding greatly to its existing natural beauty, productivity, and wildlife value. Our garden backs onto some of the fields involved and it would give us great pleasure to see, instead of empty intensively farmed fields, a thriving, diverse and populated project bringing people together on the land.

The University of St Andrews Community Fund recently committed £3000 to Lucky Ewe to support additional accessibility opportunities. We recognise the excellent work they do and wish to offer our support for the continued development of the project.

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Lucky Ewe provides so much to the local community. It gives support to people with learning difficulties, mental health problems and people who are having a difficult time if the area at stratheden could be secured this would givetge opportunity to expand and give support .

Outdoor work experience is important for yuong people to connect with the earth, nature and the environment EH3 8DD.

Would love to see the farm in a addition to meeting @5ChickTok !

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The lucky Ewe Charity has greatly assisted a number of pupils over the last couple of years. The pupils l take every week are highly motivated and greatly enjoy working at the farm. The pupils are following an alternative curriculum and are working towards a Princes Trust Work Experience module. I really hope that the asset transfer continues and that the pupils continue to attend the Lucky Ewe farm for the foreseeable future. Kind Regards, Martin Hutson

Providing support and opportunities for those with difficulty is paramount to a fair and kind society. NHS Fife should be ashamed for declining this proven project.

Luck Ewe is an amazing charity and they deserve all the support we can give them. HP189HH

I support the request the Lucky Ewe Charity because their service helps some of the more neglected parts of the Community. Wolfgang Jabs DD6 8SA

we have a number of pupils benefit from the outdoor work experiences with Lucky Ewe and the work they do with our young people with Additional Support Needs. A very worthwhile charity. KY155QJ