Growing livelihoods
Gitega, Burundi
The Diocese of Gitega provides agricultural training through a demonstration garden and gives seedlings to local farmers. This helps prevent malnutrition as families now have enough healthy food to eat.
Marsabit, Kenya
In this drought-prone area, the local church has dug irrigation ponds and constructed water tanks for kitchen-gardens. These water- harvesting activities allow the community to grow food, saving them from hunger during droughts.
Zimbabwe
Anglican Aid partners with Honeyworld to empower local farmers in Zimbabwe to set up, manage, harvest, package and sell good quality honey.
Shyira, Rwanda
Piglets are given to needy families for food and fertiliser by the Anglican Diocese. Mature animals can be taken to market and sold, allowing families to afford essentials like school supplies. One piglet from each litter is then given to a neighbour in need.
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Showing thankfulness
“Besides producing enough for my family, I generate an income from selling a part of my production. This allows me to balance diet, afford education for all my children, and to buy new clothes for my family. The Lord has been so gracious to us.”
Pascal Mbaziro, project participant
For as the soil makes the sprout come up and a garden causes seeds to grow, so the Sovereign Lord will make righteousness and praise spring up before all nations.
Isaiah 61:11
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