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!
Latest Highlights

Join us for another live cooking demo and get fresh ideas for the new year with delicious farm-to-table meals. Sir Arthur Lewis Community College - SALCC will also be joining us with some of their Read More

Catch us at the Writers in the Spotlight Book Fair & Literary Festival, where some of our farmers will be selling locally produced foods, Read More

The team spent time with our members, hearing firsthand about the impact of our Koudmens and Sister Circle projects in Saint Lucia, and how these initiatives Read More

Made farm-fresh with all the sweet Christmas goodness, straight from the fields of our amazing women farmers 👩🏽🌾
Now that we’re easing into our New Year intentions, we’re Read More
Join us for another live cooking demo and get fresh ideas for the new year with delicious farm-to-table meals. Sir Arthur Lewis Community College - SALCC will also be joining us with some of their harvest, so expect plenty of fresh, local goodness.
Come see the ladies, pick up everything you need, and hang out in our Customer Chill Zone — good food, good vibes, and community all in one place. ✨
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Catch us at the Writers in the Spotlight Book Fair & Literary Festival, where some of our farmers will be selling locally produced foods, fresh harvests, and handcrafted goods.
🗓 Wednesday, January 28, 2026
⏰ 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Plus, students of Sir Arthur Lewis Community College - SALCC will be joining us at our upcoming FarmHers Market on Saturday, January 31—you won’t want to miss it!
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The team spent time with our members, hearing firsthand about the impact of our Koudmens and Sister Circle projects in Saint Lucia, and how these initiatives are supporting women in agriculture.
From an agri-tour at In Bloom Mother’s Nature Farm to meaningful conversations with members directly benefiting from the projects, the visit highlighted the power of partnership and community in action 🌱👩🏽🌾 @canadabarbad
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Made farm-fresh with all the sweet Christmas goodness, straight from the fields of our amazing women farmers 👩🏽🌾
Now that we’re easing into our New Year intentions, we’re switching things up a bit — same farm-fresh flavour, with fun and healthy tips to kickstart 2026 right 💪🏽🥗
Join us at our next live cooking demo on January 31st — because it’s never too late to start fresh, the FarmHer way 🌱🍽️
This project is made possible through the support of the NIHR Global Community Food for Human Nutrition and Planetary Health. @globalcfah
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