Blog: Food

Naki Ouest Village, Togo

North Thailand TCD Expansion

In December, for the first time in nearly seven months, there was a significant outbreak of COVID-19 in Thailand. As a result, travel restrictions and various levels of lockdown went into effect around the country. Unfortunately, this restriction meant that the GHNI team was not allowed to personally visit the villages as they are in a neighbouring province.

Sindh Province, Pakistan

Village Outreach

Our village outreach programme is helping the community to raise the resources from their own villages. We are now reaching 21 different villages to uplift the community. Our recent programmes are making a difference. FAITH GARDENS (Food Always In The Home) are helping the community to deal with food needs. FAITH Gardens and Self-Help Groups are providing more opportunities to share and make strong relationships. 

Goat Loan Programme, Jordan

Um Salim is a Transformational Community Development (TCD) Committee member who is supervising the Goat Loan Programme of Um Hamzeh*. She is helping and following up with her. She is giving her advice and consulting out of her own experience in the project. Um Hamzeh has two goats. One is pregnant and expecting kids in the next month.

Jatapara Village, India

In the month of January, we were excited about the beginning of the year. In Jatapara Village, we cultivate 30% rabi crops. Rabi crops are also known as winter crops. These are the crops that are sown at the beginning of the winter season, such as wheat, pea, and mustard.

Holy Land Garden

Production at Holy Land Gardens is still going strong. For our first year of agriculture production, things have been incredibly positive. We have planted more than 30 fruit trees during this past year and now the gardens are proving to be greatly beneficial to the community and needy around us.

Didi Hara Village, Ethiopia

Koubah Bingo, Burkina Faso

Naki Ouest Village, Togo

North Thailand TCD Expansion, Thailand

In December, some of the villages of the Baan Pongsa Cluster take time off to celebrate Christmas. Members of our GHNI Southeast Asia team were invited to go up the mountain to celebrate with these community members. Everyone gathered together some money and purchased a few pigs and chickens to eat for a party. Impromptu soccer games and English lessons also sprung up amidst the celebrations.