In Ghana, female farmers are using weather technology to grow more food and income thanks to the donor-supported CLIMATE Project.

Are we making progress against the global food crisis? In this post, we review key facts and messages from the 2023 SOFI Report.

This Mother’s Day, we at Canadian Feed The Children reflect on the powerful love and dedication that mothers – and those who take on mothering roles – have for their children.

The Slaight Livelihood and Gender Equality Fund has provided transformational support for girls and women in the eastern Amhara Region, Ethiopia. One of its main focuses is to address the deep-rooted gender inequality and harmful traditional practices that are endemic in the project area.

The Slaight Livelihood and Gender Equality Fund has provided transformational support for girls and women in the eastern Amhara Region, Ethiopia by keeping girls in school and helping women start their own businesses.

Tsigehana is mom to 8-year-old daughter Hiywot in Ethiopia. Chickens helped her start a poultry business that changed their lives.

In Ghana, female farmers are using weather technology to grow more food and income thanks to the donor-supported CLIMATE Project.

Children and families can’t access enough food because of inflation. We have four weeks left to make a difference this year.

Donor support over the past year helped supply 2,147,231 meals – almost 3x as many meals as the year before! Lear more about the impact.

Thanks to donor support, 1,580 children in Ethiopia are getting the chance to go back to school despite major community challenges.

How can we respond to rising hunger? In this post, we share important food insecurity facts you should know from the 2022 SOFI Report.

177 women and female youth in Ethiopia have officially started new businesses, thanks to the Slaight Livelihood & Gender Equality Fund, and the support of CFTC donors.

For Black History Month, we are celebrating and uplifting all the ways African smallholder farmers contribute to feeding the world.

A new study highlights how youth are the future of farming in Africa – but they need big changes to be successful.

Food is so much more than just a meal to eat. Food ranges from agricultural activities, to gardens, to traditional knowledge. All these aspects of food can help change the future for children.

Two new projects, CLIMATE and SHINE, will advance women’s agricultural participation in Ethiopia and Ghana.

Vanessa and Monenus are leading the way for girls in their community and fighting for gender equality this Women’s History Month.