Food security starts with water. But with climate change threatening the state of hunger and quality of water, now more than ever it’s crucial to invest in climate-smart initiatives.

The SHINE project is dismantling long-standing gender discrimination that limits women’s participation in agriculture in Ghana and Ethiopia.

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

There’s a great story behind that beautiful smile. Learn how a donor supported beekeeping program changed Nayeti and Linda’s lives.

Sylvia’s entrepreneurial success means a better life for her children. Find out how donor support helped her group Bagaga Kwagalana succeed.

In this article we’ll cover the Pros & Cons of giving a charity goat and also look at other donation options you may want to consider.

Good nutrition is not just about eating regular meals. For Nutrition Month, learn how communities use food to change the future for children.

“After my husband lost his job as a fisherman, we suffered as a family. We used to plead with the school not to chase our three children away when we were behind on fees. We were struggling – and that’s when you came in.” -FLORENCE, 34, UGANDA

“Opening up this shop was something I had long dreamed of. This is my passion.” -GERTRUDE, 38, UGANDA

“I want to fry and prepare my fish for the donors in Canada who support me so they can see the results of my work and their help.” -SUZY, GHANA

“Now I have so many friends and customers, and everyone knows me. I feel important and valued.” -MARY, GHANA

“The fish business is promising and so we are committed to grow it to ensure a better life for all members.” -SARAH, 25, GHANA

“It is traditional culture to help one another,” Zemu told us, explaining how a local tradition called “Debo” propels local community members to help the single grandmother cultivate her fields. With neighbours’ and Canadian Feed The Children donors’ support, Zemu is working her way out of poverty and towards a sustainable and prosperous future.

Beekeeping brings good livelihoods to Ethiopia’s rural poor.