Blawesome is a small part of a movement known as social care farming, which uses agricultural work as a way to provide therapeutic intervention to marginalized populations. Our farm is unique because it is a for-profit micro-enterprise that is owned and co-operated by a young man with autism- Raimee- and provides him with a multitude of opportunities to engage in meaningful work, connect with nature, participate in environmental stewardship,and be a contributing member of the local economy. At Blawesome, we believe that the PROCESS of farming is just as valuable as the PRODUCT, and we are using this process to change the landscape of perception around what it means to live and work with a disability.