For FarmHers,
By FarmHers
Helen’s Daughters is focused on building the individual and collective capacity of women farmers in the Caribbean region so that they can exercise their economic rights. Several countries in the region, consist of rural communities, yet most organizations that focus on women, girls and/or trans are urban centric. With marked social-class distinctions between rural and urban communities, we make it a point to focus on these under-served areas.
From agricultural training programmes to pro-bono health services in rural communities and even a farm-to-table cooking show; our organization takes a holistic approach to creating opportunities for women in the agricultural sector, combatting our regional food-import bill and tackling non-communicable diseases, while also ending cycles of poverty that exist in these rural communities.
We’re not just an agricultural organization- we use agriculture as an entry-point to overall development!
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Outside of our own training programs like the Ag-cademy, we’re always happily accept invitations from our partners and other organisations to learn Read More
On Saturday July 27th, we’ll host our usual monthly market at The Pyramid in Pointe Seraphine. Then on Sunday July 28th, we’ll return to Project Chocolat from Hotel Chocolat in Soufriere for a Read More
It’s an event organized by the Ministry of Tourism and offers the public an opportunity to be exposed to all Read More
From fresh fruit to coconut water, sea moss, kombucha and everything in between, you can find everything need to power up again. 💪🏾
Pop into the Helen’s Read More
For Helen’s Daughters’ part, we’re continuing to soften the blow for our affected FarmHers in St. Vincent Read More
Outside of our own training programs like the Ag-cademy, we’re always happily accept invitations from our partners and other organisations to learn and share!
Last Monday, a group of Saint Lucian FarmHers attended a buyer’s symposium hosted by the World University Services of Canada. They were exposed to valuable marketing insights and priceless networking opportunities.
A day later, FarmHers participated in a Good Agricultural Practice training led by WUSC Caribbean and the Ministry of Agriculture. Later in the week, a training session on Soil Nutrient and Water Management hosted by WUSC. 🤝🏾
There’s no limit on what an educated FarmHer can do! We’ll continue to encourage our members to grab every learning opportunity that comes their way. 👩🏾🌾 30 Likes
On Saturday July 27th, we’ll host our usual monthly market at The Pyramid in Pointe Seraphine. Then on Sunday July 28th, we’ll return to Project Chocolat from Hotel Chocolat in Soufriere for a Specialty FarmHers Market! 👩🏾🌾
See you at your favourite location, or maybe both. 😉
#helensdaughters #empoweringwomen #womeninag #foodproducers #food #farmhersmarket #saintlucia #supportlocal #buylocal 327 Likes
It’s an event organized by the Ministry of Tourism and offers the public an opportunity to be exposed to all things mango! This time around, our FarmHers exhibited varieties of mangoes that they grow, as well as lush by-products made from mango.
Way to go ladies. 👩🏾🌾
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From fresh fruit to coconut water, sea moss, kombucha and everything in between, you can find everything need to power up again. 💪🏾
Pop into the Helen’s Daughters FarmHers Market at the Aquatic Center Grounds from 8 am to 2 pm on Saturday, July 13th!
#helensdaughters #empoweringwomen #womeninag #foodproducers #food #farmhersmarket #supportlocal #buylocal #saintlucia #luciancarnival 146 Likes
For Helen’s Daughters’ part, we’re continuing to soften the blow for our affected FarmHers in St. Vincent and the Grenadines. These photos were captured by Annice Bobb, one of our FarmHers living in Mayreau.
In the past 7 days, we’ve been working diligently with our partners to provide support for impacted members. They’ve helped us to amplify the plight of our members to an international audience. You can click the link in our bio to read more and find out how to help. 🔗
We remain committed to the cause and won’t rest until our agriculture-dependent islands are on better footing.
#helensdaughters #empoweringwomen #womeninag #hurricaneberyl #climatecrisis #caribbean #hurricaneberyl #stvincent #mayreau #unionisland 15 Likes
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