Gardens of Life
Food from the garden.
Hope at the table.
We help feed people by planting food gardens at their homes and teaching families the skills to nurture them.
The programme
We plant food gardens at the homes of families needing food support, and teach planting, watering, weeding and ongoing garden care.
Who it serves
Vulnerable families who need help putting nutritious food on the table.
What it seeks to achieve
Reduced hunger, greater self-reliance and sustainable food production — with a variety of vegetables for better nutrition.
How it works
Practical activities
- 1Supply seeds and seedlings.
- 2Cultivate the land.
- 3Plant a variety of food crops.
- 4Tend, water and weed.
- 5Share gardening skills.
Meals for street children
A garden that feeds the streets
A special Master Chimbala Foundation garden supports the Street Children’s Kitchen, providing meals for street children and other homeless people, alongside outreach to help children move into safe sheltered homes.
Because people’s lives matter.
- Compassion and generosity
- Selfless volunteering
- Sense of community
- Sharing skills