Fighting Hunger Blog
Posted by Taryn Foster on October 16, 2020
In the Bwengu village of northern Malawi, 59 people were trained in survival gardening techniques, bringing the total number trained to over 44,000 in 36 countries! Using compost, raised planting beds, and drip irrigation, trainees often double or triple their vegetable yield.Read more >
Posted by Emily Lansdell on April 9, 2020
Every day, HHI Agriculture Trainer John Dube is a witness to how agriculture education changes lives and entire communities through sustainable gardens. Food shortage is an ongoing battle in developing countries like Zimbabwe, but even more so now during the global pandemic.Read more >
Posted by Emily Lansdell on August 16, 2019
HHI Agriculture Program holds 700th workshop in JulyRead more >
Posted by Alisa Van Dyke on January 23, 2019
Each month, we see hundreds of trainees across Africa receive the gift of empowerment. Many come into the two-day food security workshops desperate and discouraged, but they all leave with a hopeful vision for the future. Read more >
Posted by Alisa Van Dyke on November 20, 2018
The smell of turkey is in the air as we all begin to slow down and spend a few days counting our blessings. Thanksgiving is a time to enjoy good food and time with family, but what if you could feed more than just your family?Read more >
