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GreenHeal is an environmental charity run by local residents in Lodsworth and Easebourne in West Sussex.

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Young Voices for Climate & Nature and Youth Climate & Nature Panel

The UK Government are creating a new Youth Climate and Nature Panel to put the voices of younger people at the heart of climate and nature policies. Find out how you can take part. 

Youth Climate and Nature Panel

The Youth Climate and Nature Panel is a new initiative from the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) putting young people’s voices at the heart of climate and nature policy. 
 
We are looking for passionate young people from across the UK who want to help shape the future of climate and nature policy, share their views, and inspire wider action. 
 
The panel will bring together young people aged 16 to 25 from across the UK, representing a wide range of backgrounds, experiences and perspectives to:   
  • provide insight and advice to government on climate and nature policies
  • support better engagement with young people  
  • strengthen collaboration between different generations on climate and nature issues  
  • help amplify youth voices and action across the UK 
The panel is part of the UK government’s commitment to work with people and communities across the country to make sure that everyone can benefit from the transition to net zero.    
 
We will select 15 young people to be part of the government’s first Youth Climate and Nature panel, and we’re first calling on young people based across the UK aged 16 to 18 to send in applications for this exciting opportunity. 
 

Young Voices for Climate & Nature

We are asking young people aged 16 and under from across the UK to share their ideas about climate and nature. These ideas will help shape what the Youth Climate and Nature Panel focuses on when it starts later this year. 
 
We want to hear about the climate or nature issues that matter most to you – what ideas do you have that the government’s Youth Climate and Nature Panel should consider? 
 
This could cover climate and nature issues in the UK or the area where you live, ideas for action in communities, schools or other groups across the country, or suggestions for how young people can work with government, businesses, or people from other generations.  
 
We are looking to hear from school, community, sports, faith or other youth groups. You can share your thoughts in a range of ways, including:  
 
  • short videos 
  • digital artwork, like drawings or posters 
  • written submissions, like letters, poems, essays or short responses  
  • audio recordings or presentations  
  • creative new digital ways of sharing your ideas   
As well as helping to shape the work of the Youth Climate and Nature Panel we will explain how these ideas have been considered and will also showcase entries to the public to celebrate a range of inspiring ideas, with participants’ permission.
 

Repair Cafes

What is a Repair Cafe

A Repair Cafe is the place where broken items can be taken and repaired or advice given. Most Repair Cafe will try and repair everthing from broken chairs to vaccum cleaners, from children’s toys to patching an old pair of jeans. 

Most are run by volunteers, usually there’s no charge but may ask for donations so that they can keep the Repair Cafe going. Tea and homemade cakes are usually available and you’ll be assured a very warm welcome.

Harting Repair Cafe

We are monthly – apart from August & December – on the third Saturday of the month at The Harting Club, Church Lane, South Harting GU31 5QG.

To learn more visit www.hartingcan.org/

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Petersfield Repair Cafe

Find Petersfield Repair Café at the Avenue Pavilion last Saturday of the month 13.30-15.30

To learn more visit Petersfield Repair Cafe

Fernhurst Repair Cafe

The Hub Repair Cafe

Sat 18 Apr 2026 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Fernhurst Hub, GU27 3JL

Our Fernhurst Repair Cafe returns to the Hub on Saturday 18th April from 10.00am to 1.00pm.   

Bring along your broken items for a consultation and hopefully one of our wonderful team of repairers will be able to restore them to new life with their skill and expertise. All we ask, if you’re able, is to make a donation to the Hub.

To learn more /book Book a space

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Our Vision & Mission

Our Mission
GreenHeal empowers the communities of Midhurst and the surrounding villages to reduce carbon emissions and protect and restore nature. We work with local people, schools, landowners, and organisations to deliver practical projects that improve our buildings, transport, landscapes, and everyday choices, helping our community to move toward truly sustainable living.

Our Vision
A thriving, climate-resilient Midhurst, Easebourne and Lodsworth area that reaches carbon neutrality as quickly as possible—reflecting the IPCC’s call to halve global emissions by 2030—and where nature is restored and protected for future generations.

Our Charitable Purpose
To advance environmental protection, education, and community development related to climate change and biodiversity loss, for the benefit of residents and the wider public in and around the Midhurst area.

  • Changing lives improving lives one step at a time with our non-profit organization.
  • Building futures creating opportunities and a better future with our non-profit organization.
  • Movement for change creating impact, promoting change through non-profit work.
  • Lasting impact our charity strives for long-term impact in communities we serve.
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