African school farming and nutrition program

Chalice Community Projects give families and communities access to facilities and opportunities that they are unable to provide for themselves.

In this third phase, the site staff will work with 18 parent groups, supporting them to produce food or start an income-generating activity directly linked to the school meal program market. The staff will give them free training and technical advice on how to use modern information and methods to increase their productivity. The groups will also have access to proper storage facilities and subsidized farm inputs. Some groups will grow cash crops for schools and local buyers, which will increase their own food security as well as means of livelihood. Each farmer will benefit from in-person training by staff experts on how to get the maximum yield from their land.

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