Working in nature can help to get various physical, mental, cognitive and social benefits. Caring plants will make the people more committed to other living creatures and themselves. Gardening helps to improve behavioral impact. Working in a garden will strengthen participant’s muscles and improve fine and gross motor skills. Indoor and outdoor activities enhance flexibility, coordination, body balancing, hand- eye coordination and vocational skill developments. HT activities help to overcome stress and tension. Skill-developing activities improve their self-esteem and self-confidence. HT makes children more comfortable in society and enables them to live independently. Community gardening and group HT activities improves communication and social interaction skills.