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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A first glimpse into Her Roots, Her Medicine 🌿 From our first virtual cohort of 60 women, 10 women from across our member islands came together in Saint Lucia for three days of immersive intermediate training. Representing Saint Kitts & Nevis, Dominica, Saint Vincent & the Grenadines, and Saint Lucia, their journey took them from Mount Kailash Rejuvenation Centre with Rt. Hon. Priest Kailash to Sol Sanctum with Dr. Tanya Destang-Beaubrun, deepening their learning through hands-on experiences, ancestral knowledge, wellness and connection. This experience was made possible with the support of Clara Lionel Foundation whose partnership is helping us create spaces for women to reconnect with knowledge, practice and one another across the Caribbean. 🌿 Here’s a little glimpse of what unfolded. 🌿 And there’s more to come. #HelensDaughters #HerRootsHerMedicine #indigenoushealth
Make your Saturday count by choosing local. Stock up on fresh fruits, vegetables, herbs, handmade products, and other local favourites while supporting the women growing food across our communities. Looking to eat healthier, learn something new, or finally start that kitchen garden you've been thinking about? The FarmHers Market is the perfect place to find inspiration, connect with local producers, and discover what's in season. 📅 Saturday, August 29 🕗 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM 📍 Aquatic Centre Grounds, Rodney Heights Every purchase supports local women farmers and helps strengthen our local food system. 🌱 #FarmHersMarket #SupportLocal #ShopLocal #GrowLocal #HelensDaughters
🌱 Our FarmHers are taking their stories to the world! We’re incredibly proud of Beryl Oletha Seaton of Saint Kitts and Nevis, whose story, My hands still know the soil: A woman farmer’s journey of resilience, has been published by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO). 🌍 Helen’s Daughters shared the opportunity with our network. Beryl applied — and made it her own. Her story speaks powerfully about farming, resilience, disability, adaptation and her enduring connection to the land. And we were especially proud to see Helen’s Daughters mentioned as part of her journey, with Beryl reflecting on the training, knowledge and community she gained through our network. This is why we keep sharing the opportunities. You never know which one will open a new door. 💚 Congratulations, Beryl! 🔗 Read her story: https://openknowledge.fao.org/items/3d17d096-612d-49e8-85e8-e86786d092d9 #HelensDaughters #WomenInAgriculture #FAO #CaribbeanAgriculture #FarmHers
