Hammer & Heart- Crafting Resilience
Hammer & Heart- Crafting Resilience
Join us this July 20-24! in Talent, OR for a five-day build camp designed for all genders ages 11–15. Together we’ll co-create one project useful for farm, and also, with new skills learned, build something useful and meaningful to take home.
Participants will learn basic construction skills, work with tools, and experience the satisfaction of building something lasting with their own hands.
Beyond building, this is an opportunity for mentorship, teamwork, and connection with the rhythms of farm life in a restorative environment. With small group size (limited to 6 students), each participant receives close guidance and encouragement while becoming part of a growing community farm.
Young Builder’s Guild Summer Project
📅 Dates: July 20, 21, 22, 23, 24
⏰ Times: 9 - 2pm
💲 Tuition: $350 -Scholarships available
📍 Location: Sunny Joy Farm, Talent, OR
To register you must first contact Sunny for a conversation and farm tour. Then you may register by clicking add to cart here, OR you may send me an email at sunny@sunnyjlindley.com and pay via Venmo, Paypal, or Cash on arrival.
Required registration form: https://forms.gle/mPVvapDUPd4qfRe89
Meet your mentors
Aaron Boyd- bio coming soon www.gatewaymentoring.com
Sunny Lindley is a trained social work professional and trauma-informed care educator with over two decades of experience in community-based healing, youth mentorship, and relational systems change. Her work is rooted in cultural humility, neurodiverse inclusion, and somatic resilience.
Sunny's professional background includes years of direct service, program development, and coaching with individuals and families navigating the impacts of trauma, marginalization, and systemic barriers. She holds certifications in trauma-informed facilitation, nonviolent communication, and integrative mental health practices.
Drawing from both her formal education and lived experience, Sunny brings a unique blend of clinical insight and grassroots wisdom to the development of Sunny Joy Farm. Her approach to youth and community care is guided by a commitment to building systems that are relationship-centered, ecologically grounded, and emotionally restorative.
