Helen’s Daughters works at a grassroots level providing capacity-development training, mentorship, micro-investment, access to high-value markets and a structured care-system for women farmers, who have largely been unacknowledged and under-supported in the agricultural sector.
On the advocacy front, the organization leverages the media and partnerships with the public and private sectors to address gender inequalities by seeking opportunities for female farmers, as well as putting food security and climate resilience in the public and policy agenda. In this way, Helen’s Daughters is positioning women as key actors in driving sustainable development in the Caribbean.
Keithlin Caroo-Afrifa (Founder & Executive Director)
Helen’s Daughters works at a grassroots level providing capacity-development training, mentorship, micro-investment, access to high-value markets and a structured care-system for women farmers, who have largely been unacknowledged and under-supported in the agricultural sector.
On the advocacy front, the organization leverages the media and partnerships with the public and private sectors to address gender inequalities by seeking opportunities for female farmers, as well as putting food security and climate resilience in the public and policy agenda. In this way, Helen’s Daughters is positioning women as key actors in driving sustainable development in the Caribbean.
Keithlin Caroo-Afrifa (Founder & Executive Director)
"We advance economic justice for women in the Caribbean region by supporting women farmers to engage in sustainable agriculture and removing the barriers for their market participation."
Local Power
Investing in women farmers to grow local and reduce import dependence.
Uniting The Society
Empowering women farmers through shared resources and collective action.
Scaling Change
Scaling up innovation and rural development strategies.
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🎭 Carnival may almost be over, but the celebrations don’t have to end! 💚🌿 After an exciting Carnival weekend, recharge with the freshest local produce, delicious home-cooked meals, refreshing drinks, plants, and handcrafted agro-processed products from our incredible women farmers and local vendors. Whether you’re restocking your kitchen, treating yourself to a wholesome meal, or simply enjoying a relaxed Saturday, the FarmHers Market is the perfect way to wrap up the festivities. 📍 Rodney Bay Aquatic Center 🗓️ Saturday, July 25 🕗 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM Come support the women who help feed our nation and enjoy the very best of local agriculture. Fresh, local, and full of flavour. See you at the market! 🌱✨ #HelensDaughters #FarmHersMarket #IfYouAteTodayThankAFarmHer #SaintLuciaCarnival
🌿 Introducing Her Roots, Her Medicine 🌿 We're proud to launch Her Roots, Her Medicine, Helen's Daughters' newest regional programme dedicated to preserving and revitalising Caribbean, African, and Creole herbal traditions while empowering women through education, leadership, and certification in herbal medicine and holistic wellness. We're also excited to partner with Mount Kailash School of Esoteric Knowledge, who will facilitate the programme's formal training. Join us as we follow the inspiring journey of these women as they reconnect with ancestral knowledge, preserve our healing traditions, and strengthen community wellness across the Caribbean. 🌿 Honouring our heritage. Empowering our women. Healing our communities. #HelensDaughters #HerRootsHerMedicine #IndigenousHealth
