Because women are not fully recognized or valued across Caribbean food systems, Helen’s Daughters builds community as a form of agricultural capital, connecting women to the knowledge, wellbeing, leadership, and market opportunities they need to claim their place in agriculture and build a Caribbean where every woman feeds the future.
Keithlin Caroo-Afrifa (Founder & Executive Director)
Because women are not fully recognized or valued across Caribbean food systems, Helen’s Daughters builds community as a form of agricultural capital, connecting women to the knowledge, wellbeing, leadership, and market opportunities they need to claim their place in agriculture and build a Caribbean where every woman feeds the future.
Keithlin Caroo-Afrifa (Founder & Executive Director)
When women farmers succeed, families eat better, incomes rise, and communities grow stronger.
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For Beryl Seaton, farming has become part of a journey of healing and purpose. Helen’s Daughters in Saint Kitts and Nevis hosted a public screening of Farmacy of Light at the Nevis Performing Arts Centre, in collaboration with the Nevis Film Commission and Film Focus Nevis. The film was followed by a conversation moderated by Latoya Matthew-Duncan, with Beryl Seaton, Anatasha Elliott and Ronald King Jr. They brought the film’s themes home, discussing local food, soil health, wellness, food security and disability inclusion. Hear part of Beryl’s reflection in this carousel. Thank you to our collaborators, panellists and everyone who shared the evening with us. #HelensDaughters #Framacyoflight #WomenInAgriculture #SaintKittsandNevis
Climate-smart farming comes to life in the field. At our 2026 Ag-Cademy practical in Vermont, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, participants explored soil health, water management and ways to grow more resilient crops. Thank you to Ms Bushay for hosting us on her farm and to Marvin Douglas for facilitating the session. Swipe through for a look at what we learned together. #HelensDaughters #AgCademy #ClimateSmartAgriculture #WomenInAgriculture #SaintVincentAndTheGrenadines
