We believe that the collective power of economic development, food security and nutrition, and environmental sustainability can empower small-scale farmers on the path to living incomes. When those components are multiplied by the positive impacts of gender equality and social capital, communities achieve greater resilience and a sustainable reduction in hunger and poverty.

We engage in small sustainable acts to...

• Teach skills to manufacture reusable sanitary napkins

• Train field staff of social service agencies to more effectively observe special needs of disabled community members

• Community conversations to dispel myths about health