Land reform in South Africa has resulted in many displaced communities regaining land previously lost under Apartheid. Read Martha’s story.Lea, a mother of five, joined one of our Farmer Research groups in a village in the Babati region of Tanzania. Read her story.
In the district of Babati in Tanzania, over 70% of children in the area will become farmers when they leave school. It’s vital that they learn practical skills that will enable them to feed their families and look after their land. Read Rebekah’s story.Partners
We could not have created this website without the support, knowledge and time given to us by the following companies:
Western Consulting have been an inspiration to FARM-Africa, by taking a basic idea and making it happen. They have been generous both in time and spirit since the start, and we’d proud to work with them.
They help us to manage the site and keep it working. THANK YOU Western!
Pixl8, who not only far exceeded our expectations with the development of this site, but also kindly donated the content management software! Thank you Pixl8 so much for your support and patience.
Simon Rawles is a documentary photographer who divides his time between editorial assignments - often in Africa and Asia - and shooting weddings in the UK. His approach to weddings is non-intrusive and creative, that aims to tell the story of the wedding. Simon is offering to contribute £120 to your fundraising target (the price of a camel) if you book him through FARM-Africa.
