Victory Living Programs Receives Help from Home Depot to Refurbish Client Garden

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., Nov. 21, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Thanks to the generosity of the employees at the Home Depot in Coconut Creek, Fla., the individuals with disabilities in Victory Living Programs' Adult Day Training Program can now enjoy a new and improved garden. Recently, the employees at the Home Depot donated materials and volunteered their time to rebuild the Program's Serenity Garden.

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"The garden was built seven or eight years ago and it needed to be freshened-up, so I approached Home Depot in Coconut Creek," said Bobbi Wigand, Executive Director of Victory Living Programs.

They readily agreed to undertake the project.

"We always try to help out the community any way we can," said Joshua Phillips, a supervisor at Home Depot in Coconut Creek. "Victory Living just wanted a couple flowers, but I took a trip out there and decided we could do a little more. More than $2,000 in supplies later, we had installed new pavers, sod, mulch, plants and a bench, and even did some pressure cleaning."

Now, just as before, Victory Living's Adult Day Training Program clients have a garden that provides practical and intangible benefits.

"The garden not only provides a very peaceful and relaxing place for our clients to socialize," said Wigand, "but it also offers them the opportunity to hone their gardening skills."

Gardening is just one of the activities that the Adult Day Training Program offers to help the  individuals with disabilities in the program learn to be more independent. For more information on this and other programs that Victory Living Programs offers, visit www.victoryliving.org.

About Victory Living Programs
For the past four decades, Victory Living Programs has created independent living environments for thousands of people with disabilities.  Based in warm, beautiful Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, Victory Living Programs offers premier independent and supported living programs that place clients in their own individual, luxurious apartments. In addition to the top-tier supported and independent living programs, Victory Living Programs also offers an extensive array of programming to assist clients with securing and maintaining employment, learning new skills, volunteering in the community and socializing with their peers  - all of which make it possible to infuse independence and transform the lives of people with disabilities. To learn more visit www.victoryliving.org.

Contact: Laurie Menekou, (954) 732-0754 (or) [email protected]

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