According to the United Nations, about 821 million people in the world were undernourished in 2018 with 1.2 billion people living on less than $1a day, the absolute poverty level. With the advent of Covid-19, the lack of access to food and income opportunities (loss of jobs, remittances) could double in the coming years as a direct result of the depleted global economy.

Yet, we must ensure that communities are given the necessary tools to ensure sustainable livelihoods.

Our programs aim to:

•  implement livelihoods programs that help vulnerable communities improve their access to food and income through entrepreneurship and skill development programs.
• provide startup funds to rural and urban farming initiatives that help improve the quality of lives.
• Help families gain control over their own food source though educational workshops
• Empower small farmers with innovative farming techniques that increase crop production and income potential
• Assist families recover from forced displacement by providing resources such as land to farm programs