For FarmHers,
By FarmHers
Helen’s Daughters is focused on building the individual and collective capacity of women farmers in the Caribbean region so that they can exercise their economic rights. Several countries in the region, consist of rural communities, yet most organizations that focus on women, girls and/or trans are urban centric. With marked social-class distinctions between rural and urban communities, we make it a point to focus on these under-served areas.
From agricultural training programmes to pro-bono health services in rural communities and even a farm-to-table cooking show; our organization takes a holistic approach to creating opportunities for women in the agricultural sector, combatting our regional food-import bill and tackling non-communicable diseases, while also ending cycles of poverty that exist in these rural communities.
We’re not just an agricultural organization- we use agriculture as an entry-point to overall development!
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As a grantee partner of Global Fund for Women, our Executive Director, Keithlin Caroo-Afrifa, joined fellow changemakers and advocates at Read More

Behind every bunch of seasoning, basket of produce, and homemade goodie is a woman farmer working to feed her community.
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At Helen’s Daughters, we honor the mothers, grandmothers, caregivers, farmhers, and community builders who work tirelessly Read More

Here’s a glimpse of the incredible chefs who Read More
Join our WhatsApp Channel to stay informed about upcoming events, activities, FarmHers Markets, opportunities, and the latest updates from Helen’s Daughters. Be the first to hear what’s happening in our community!
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As a grantee partner of Global Fund for Women, our Executive Director, Keithlin Caroo-Afrifa, joined fellow changemakers and advocates at a gathering hosted by Global Fund for Women in partnership with the Ban Ki-moon Foundation. The conversations centered around feminist leadership, climate resilience, and the power of community-led solutions across regions like the Caribbean.
The week continued through Denver and Boulder with engagements that deepened partnerships and strengthened conversations around supporting women farmers and sustainable futures.
Every space was a reminder that Caribbean women farmers are not only feeding communities — they are helping to shape climate solutions for the world. 💚
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Behind every bunch of seasoning, basket of produce, and homemade goodie is a woman farmer working to feed her community.
Shop the FarmHers Market on May 16th | 8AM–2PM | Aquatic Centre Grounds and discover fresh harvests, local favourites, and delicious surprises waiting at every booth 🥬✨
Eat fresh. Support women farmers. Invest in local food 👩🏽🌾
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At Helen’s Daughters, we honor the mothers, grandmothers, caregivers, farmhers, and community builders who work tirelessly every day, often behind the scenes, to support those around them. They are the backbone of agriculture and the heartbeat of our communities.
Today, we also shine a light on Natila Franklyn-Pilgrim of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, whose community garden was created to support disadvantaged mothers and children by promoting home gardening, improving food security, fostering leadership, teamwork, and community resilience, and increasing nutritional awareness. Through her work, she is not only creating opportunities for mothers, but also inspiring young people to reconnect with the land and the power of agriculture. Her efforts are a reminder that when mothers are supported, entire communities grow stronger.
To all the mothers planting seeds of hope, resilience, and change — we see you, we celebrate you, and we thank you. Happy Mother’s Day from Helen’s Daughters. 🌺
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Here’s a glimpse of the incredible chefs who showed up and showed out, creating nutritious, delicious bites using fresh, locally grown produce from our FarmHers 👩🏽🌾🍽️
Because when we grow local and cook with intention, food does more than nourish — it connects us 💚
We’re already looking ahead… Unconference 2027, September in Saint Lucia 🇱🇨 — and trust us, you’ll want to be there.
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