Agriculture
PEFISS School has faced challenges in ensuring an adequate supply of high-quality and stable food for its resident deaf students. Additionally, they have struggled to mobilize sufficient financial resources to cover all their expenses. The project aims to empower the school to produce enough food to feed its students and generate additional income by selling…
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In collaboration with Hope Help Action, Sustain for Life is implementing a 12-month project aimed at providing agricultural, business, and financial training, as well as distributing seeds and farm tools, to 120 of the most vulnerable families (including disabled individuals, widows, and single mothers) in the Mijale community, situated on the Uganda-South Sudan border. This…
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The village of Fobenga-Tierrou has a population of 1603 inhabitants. There is a river separating the village in two which prevents students on the East bank from accessing the SEN school in the rainy season.
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In Burkina Faso, subsistence agriculture and animal husbandry are the foundation of the national economy. The productivity of this farming system depends mainly on rainfall, which has fast declined in recent decades. As a result, an increasing number of rural households are facing chronic food and nutrition insecurity. How are we helping? We are working…
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Project goals : The overall objective is to contribute to sustainable food production and promote a quality diet at a reduced cost for the blind learners. The savings made from reduced expenditure on food will enable the school maintain the school fees at a minimum level, affordable by the poor parents hence encouraging them to…
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Kawempe Economic Rehabilitation for Sex Workers Sustain for Life funded the first year of a pilot project originally devised by Plan UK to provide young girls engaged in commercial sex work with the skills to find alternative means to support themselves. The project targeted female sex workers between the ages of 13 and 25 years. Major activities included forming…
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