Keighley's Cellar Project will be coming out into the light on Monday when it opens a new shop in its refurbished conservatory.
The Scott Street organisation's Kitchen Garden Caf has already proved a huge success since opening in June last year.
Its home grown vegetables have proved a hit with customers and the project is now hoping to take it a step further.
It is opening the new shop for a trial period of six months, thanks to SRB funding, in a conservatory adjoining the Kitchen Garden Caf.
The funding has paid for a revamp of the conservatory, which will sell products made by the Cellar Project -- a scheme which provides work and training opportunities for people with mental health problems. Vegetables cultivated at the Cellar Project's allotments in Marley will now be on sale at the new shop, including a wide variety of vegetables and an organic selection.
Cakes produced at the Keighley caf and toys and wooden items made in Shipley by the project will also be on sale.
To celebrate the opening of the shop there will be a special offer on Monday.
If people spend £3.50 or more in the shop they will be entitled to complimentary tea or coffee and scones at the Kitchen Garden Caf, where, if the weather is nice, people can also sit outdoors in the garden area.
Catering project manager Vivienne Miller said: "We are all really pleased about the new shop. We hope people will support it because we have a really good produce.
"All the vegetables will be delivered on the Monday so that they are really fresh. The project has expanded and the members all work hard to make sure everything we sell is good quality.
"People can support the project and will also benefit from fresh excellent quality produce."
The new shop will be open on Mondays, from 10am until 2pm, and from 9.30am to 2.30pm the rest of the week.
The Kitchen Garden Caf is open from Tuesdays until Fridays, between 9.30am and 2pm.
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