We know that earning a paycheck is critical to our adult clients’ self esteem and connecting with the community. Our enterprises provide services to the community while allowing clients to learn skills while earning a paycheck.
Located in the historical North Burial Ground in Providence, this once-abandoned greenhouse has flourished under the care of the Groden network, in partnership with the Providence Parks Department since 1995.
The Groden Greenhouse gives the individuals we serve the opportunity to sample and learn a wide range of creative and vocational skills, including arts, crafts, and digital photography. The overall experience is focused on learning greenhouse operations, including planting seeds, watering, crop transplantation, floral arrangement, flower delivery, and customer relations.
We are also proud to offer completely individualized horticulture training to ensure that every individual can learn, develop, and thrive. Learning to work independently is a source of pride for everyone at the greenhouse!
The Groden Greenhouse serves both retail and wholesale customers and is also open to the public. As a full-service greenhouse, our facility offers houseplants and floral arrangements throughout the year.
Groden Center Greenhouse (located in North Burial Ground, Providence)
5 Branch Avenue, Providence, RI 02904
Phone: (401) 421-9780
Our Warrior Wash program helps our members learn important skills, explore the outdoors, and interact with the public. We pride ourselves on being reliable, efficient, and professional in all that we do!
Reliability – We adhere to a regular, reliable schedule for all our customers.
Efficient – We clean windows, fences, gates, and other structures thoroughly and to a high standard using proven cleaning products and methods.
Professional – We deliver professional results for every cleaning project and stand behind our work with a satisfaction guarantee.
Interested in learning more about our Warrior Wash program?
Call 401-274-6310 x1410.
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