一群與土地「零」互動的家庭,他們唯一的共同點,就是身邊都有一個需要更多支持的孩子。一個偶然機會,他們決定跨出舒適圈,展開一段與土地築夢的旅程。
土地是一張奇妙的畫布,讓我們勾勒出「30%田園實務學習」結合「70%緩慢生活療育」的黃金比例。
2015年,喜樂家族藉助教會在新北市石碇山城的一處閒置空間實驗種菜、養雞與田園生活實習。2017年6月,轉型籌備啟動「喜樂小田田」雙老家園實驗計畫。延續堅持不把孩子藏起來的理念,帶領身心障礙者及其家庭在石碇蹲點,練習協力營造家的夢想。
從城市鄉巴佬進化到青春無敵的不老園丁,這是屬於我們的柔性社會運動。練習在能力所及之處開始參與;探索人際重建、生活培力、身心療育、更健康延緩老化以及親子共學的樂趣。
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None of these families had any prior experience interacting with the land. The only thing they have in common is having a child in need of extra support. With this accidental opportunity to step out of their comfort zones, they embarked on a journey of building dreams with the land.
The land is like a wondrous canvas upon which we paint a golden ratio of an experience that is “30% practical garden and outdoor learning” and “70% slow-paced life therapy.”
In 2015, through the assistance of a church, Family of Joy began to experiment with growing vegetables, raising chickens, and other outdoor projects in an unused space in the mountains of Shiding, New Taipei City. In June of 2017, preparations were made to launch the “Family of Joy Gardeners” Aging Together Experimental Project. Continuing to insist upon the principle of not hiding people with disabilities away and out of sight, this project brings people with disabilities and their families together to spend time in Shiding, where they practice working together toward the dream of building a collective home.
Transforming these city slickers into gardeners full of youthful vigor is all a part of our social movement. We encourage everyone to practice participating within the range of their abilities, to explore and build interpersonal relationships, cultivate life skills, undergo physical and mental healing, and to slow down the process of aging through healthy activities while parents and children find joy by learning together.
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