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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Discover the connection between food, farming and well-being at a special public screening of Farmacy of Light. 📅 Saturday, August 8, 2026 🕕 6:00 p.m. 📍 Nevis Performing Arts Centre (NEPAC) 🎟️ Free admission Stay for a live panel discussion and Q&A with local leaders in agriculture and wellness as we explore how these themes are shaping communities. We look forward to seeing you there!
For the first time, Helen's Daughters brought members together in a truly regional hybrid experience, connecting women in person in Saint Lucia and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, and virtually from Saint Kitts and Nevis, Dominica, and Grenada. 💚 Our Town Hall gave members the opportunity to hear updates from our regional team, learn about upcoming programmes and partnerships, meet our newly established volunteer committees, and most importantly, share their ideas, experiences, and feedback to help shape the future of Helen's Daughters. Thank you to everyone who joined us. Your voices continue to strengthen our community as we grow, thrive, earn, and belong. #HelensDaughters #Community #WomenInAgriculture #CaribbeanAgriculture
No cooking demonstration at this weekend's FarmHers Market? No problem! 💚 You can still recreate the delicious recipes from our cooking demonstrations at home. All of the fresh ingredients are available from our amazing FarmHers at the market. 🌿🧺 🎥 This week, we're featuring these mouth-watering Pumpkin Fritters by our very own Chef Jasmine from @thehungrypineapple. Looking for more recipe inspiration? Visit our website or YouTube channel to watch more cooking demonstration videos and discover simple, flavourful dishes made with fresh local produce. Support local. Eat fresh. Cook with confidence. 💚🌱
