Tikkun Farm is celebrating 10 years as a neighborhood farm in Mt. Healthy on the west side of Cincinnati. The farm’s vision is to restore people, community and creation. Filling that mission has taken many forms by offering opportunities to engage in meaningful work and spiritual practices. What does this look like in real life?
Restoring People
Focusing on trauma survivors, Tikkun Farm helps people become the authors of their own stories by integrating care experiences for all ages through its programs, such as tending animals, practicing yoga and creating art.
Restoring Community
Tikkun Farm offers an intentional community of people who live on the farm and offers relationship building through its programs, establishing trust and restoring healing.
Restoring Creation
The land of Tikkun Farm started with the indigenous people, then became a dairy farm, which gave way to a junkyard where the soil and wildlife did not thrive. Through cleanup and diverse farming practices, wildlife has returned, and the soil has been replenished.
How to Visit Tikkun Farm
Farm tours are offered for everyone, from preschoolers to retired people. Meet the barnyard animals, tour the Free Market garden, walk through the greenhouse and more.
Schedule a day of service for your preschool group, classroom, scout troop or church family. It’s a way to give back and participate in an experience tailored for your community. Experiential learning opportunities can also be scheduled as a corporate retreat, alternative break, mission trip, or school intercession.
7945 Elizabeth St., Cincinnati | tikkunfarm.com
