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projects/agriculture-and-food-gardens
Sustainable agriculture projects provide long-term opportunities to disadvantaged communities, particularly in the rural areas. By teaching communities sustainable agriculture techniques, they are able to provide food for themselves.
The main aim of a sustainable agriculture project is to give people the tools to help themselves. By weaning people off the need for welfare, they can become self-sufficient members of society, with the opportunity of even being able to make money from their new skills.
Help Us To Support A Community Sustainable Agriculture Project
A sustainable agriculture project can go a long way in uplifting a whole community. Breadline Africa supports a numbers of community agriculture projects (listed below) that are trying to help people to improve their living conditions. If you would like to support Breadline Africa in aiding these projects, donate now.
Bulungula Incubator and Bulungula Lodge are in the community of Nqileni Village in the Eastern Cape. Nqileni Village must be one of the most remote villages in South Africa. It has no road, running water, toilets, clinic or electricity. The closest clinic is a 2 and a half hour walk |
Biowatch SA and the Mgomanzi Seed Bank Project in the Eastern Cape aim to:
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| The Centre aims to provide interactive gardening skills training and ongoing support (and seedlings) to community home food gardeners, providing poverty alleviation to people infected or affected by HIV AIDS. |
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PROJECTS WE SUPPORT
Agriculture and food Gardens
