What Is The NV3 Foundation
LEARN MORE ABOUT NV3 VOCATIONAL VILLAGE
NV3's Vocational Village concept was derived from the "Papworth Village Settlement" in England.
Papworth village settlement, founded in 1917 by Dr (later Sir) Pendrill Varrier-Jones, its administrator until his death in 1941, consisted of a hospital and convalescent facility where patients in all stages of tuberculosis were received and treated, and a 'settlement' where 'ex-patients' lived with their families in a rural environment and were employed in industries at trade union rates of pay. Widespread praise was given to Papworth throughout its existence as a unique experiment and to Varrier-Jones as an original thinker. It was described by The Times in 1927 as 'the most successful socio-medical experiment of our times.'
LEARN MORE ABOUT NV3 VOCATIONAL TRAINING
Our Vocational Training and Drop in Center encourages vet's to come grab a coffee, shoot the breeze or hang around to learn & build helicopters for paraplegics.
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