Help Building Childrens Future by donating building materials for skills centre for youth and women empowerment in farming entrepreneurship
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Help Building Childrens Future by donating building materials for skills centre for youth and women empowerment in farming entrepreneurship
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Building Children's Future is embarking on a groundbreaking agricultural project within the rural area of Ingwavuma. The project aims to alleviate poverty by creating jobs and entrepreneurship opportunities for youth and women The project utilizes 20 hectares of tribal land for crop and poultry production, equipping youth with practical farming and agribusiness skills. It aims to tackle food insecurity, unemployment, and environmental sustainability while fostering economic empowerment through agro-processing and market linkages. The initiative includes training in modern agricultural techniques, crop cultivation (cabbages, spinach, and corn), poultry farming (egg layers and broilers), and mentorship from industry experts. BCF seeks R2,845,000 in funding for infrastructure, equipment, and training materials. Future plans include expanding the project, establishing an agro-processing facility, and integrating smart farming technology.
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