The Farm
There is always something going on at our farm and we have many areas of focus. Here are just some of the activities beneficiaries and wellbeing day attendees can be involved with…
Animal Care
All animals are either rescues or born on the farm. We ensure they have a free-roaming, happy life with plenty of care. We also understand that activities such as horse grooming can be very calming for some whereas interaction with our friendly animals can help people connect with nature and feel at ease. We currently have poultry, lamas, horses, goats and sheep living peacefully with us.
Uncle Paul's Chilli Charity started a new partnership with Exodus Equine in 2025 and we are excited to share what they can offer.
Planting & Growing
Home-grown food is more important than ever. Many of the fruits and vegetables grown on the farm are used in our range of jams and sauces which, in turn, bring money back in to the charity. It’s a wonderful cycle. We help beneficiaries experience the seed-to-table process and all that’s required to successfully grow plants.
“Agriculture is our wisest persuit, because it will in the end contribute most to real wealth, good morals & happiness”
- Thomas Jefferson
The Red Chilli Kitchen
Almost every chilli we grow at the farm finds its way to our Red Chilli Kitchen. It’s here we produce a range of delicious sauces, jams and chutneys. Much of the other produce we grow at the farm is used in these products thus keeping our carbon footprint low and encouraging sustainable growing practices. Profits from the finished products go back into the charity. You can show your support and buy online via this website!
The Farm House
The farmhouse plays an important role to the charity. It provides a warm, dry teaching environment for those attending our wellbeing days. Situated within the grounds of this history-steeped house is a pool and two hot tubs, both of which are used to assist wellbeing attendees with relaxation and gentle exercise in hope of improving mental wellbeing.
“To forget how to dig the earth and to tend the soil is to forget ourselves.”
- Mahatma Gandhi