Church without borders in Action

When disaster strikes, we are there to provide emergency relief to those affected. Our team works tirelessly to provide food, shelter, and other essential items to those in need.

We believe in the power of community. That's why we work to build strong relationships with the people we serve. Our outreach programs help us to connect with those in need and provide support in a variety of ways.

The overall purpose is to use sustainable agriculture as a means to enable disadvantaged rural people (with a focus on small farmers and their families) to improve their livelihoods in a sustainable way and for them to influence and assist others to achieve the same.

• To provide the most vulnerable families with the opportunities, passion and capacity.
• To become members of sustainable groups and community structures.
• To establish sustainable food security, which leads to improved family health and boosts the potential of their children physically and mentally.
• To produce surpluses for increased income.
• To address their basic needs in addition to food – housing, animals, education of children, etc.
• To make appropriate use of natural resources.
• To expose their children to farming activities from an early age.
• To become role models in sustainable agriculture and promote a career in agriculture.

• Identify the target area and the target group.
• Form and equip farmer groups to mobilise the community against poverty.
• Identify and capacitate Community Volunteers to assist in implementing the programme.
• Promote and facilitate the establishment of sustainable community structures.

• Sustainable agriculture practices such as increasing soil fertility, land preparation, water harvesting, seed saving, vegetable production, farm animal husbandry, marketing, crop production, natural resource management, fruit production, soil conservation.
• Sustainable development practices such as ownership, participation, self-reliance, multiplication, democratic principles, networking, referral, general education and training, and a focus on women as the “window” to the family.