We can transform a bare, derelict, disused area into a wonderful, highly visual and safe space for community use. These include gardens, playgrounds and any other communal spaces.

We pride ourselves on producing work of an excellent quality that meets the latest Health and Safety standards. We try to use reclaimed and recycled materials where possible. We offer FREE site visits and FREE designs and quotes are valid for three months. We can also offer practical help with funding applications.

Within the spaces we include artistic features designed and constructed solely by the young people.

Whilst undertaking the work the young people work towards the Employability Award accredited by ASDAN.

For many of these young people this will be the first opportunity to begin a project and see it through to the end with a successful conclusion. It may also be the only qualification they leave school with.

Please take some time to look at our photo portfolio of work and please do not hesitate to get in touch with us should you wish us to come and see what we can do for your space.

'I would like to say that it has been a pleasure to work with HP Source staff and volunteers. They have worked steadily through some of the coldest and wettest weather this year to produce a beautiful garden area for the school community.Every one who has seen it has commented on how wonderful it is. It has given the entrance to our school a real lift. HP Source have been brilliant to work with. They have been sensitive to the needs of the school and especially good when working with the children, who have thoroughly enjoyed the project and are looking forward to planting their own plants and vegetables. The school now has a sensory garden that they can use to promote environmental issues and healthy eating among other things. It is also a peaceful place for parents to sit when they come to pick up their children. I just want to finish by saying that HP Source are worth their weight in gold and they ensure that everyone who works with them gets as much out of the project as they can.'

                                                                                                                         GillYoung
                                                                                                                         Head Teacher
                                                                                                                         Rosebank Primary School