Strengthen 60 Women Farmers in El Salvador

Thanks to your incredible support, we are helping more women in El Salvador. This is one of the best ways to support resilience in communities.

We are not just providing materials; we are sharing knowledge and making connections between famers. Here are some numbers up until now:

- 10 Corn Plots Producing Food for more than 10 families
- 12 Chicken Coops Establised
- 1,200 Chicken Eggs Produced
- 0.5 tons of Corned Produced
- 151 Chicken Growing
- 2 workshops about managing chicken farms developed

- 22 Women trained about chicken farming

There are about 40 women working on the different programs to increase food security and support other farmers. The project is not just helping a small group; the small group is also supporting other people by selling eggs or corn at a good price.

Thanks a lot,

The Mangrove Association 

Thanks to your generous support, women from the Bajo Lempa and Bahía de Jiquilisco are improving the lives of their families through various agricultural activities. Here are some of their stories:

Doña Jaqueline has started her chicken farm, in which she has made improvements to increase the production of eggs that will be consumed by her family. In addition, the surpluses may be sold in the community in order to generate extra income for the family and thus also help other people in the community with a healthy diet.

The gardens of Dona Juana and Angela continue to produce food for their families. They are working women and continue to help feed their family with the orchards. Soon they will be harvesting what they have sown and will help others to improve their diet.

These are some of the success stories thanks to your support, and we know there will be more stories to come in the next months.

Thanks to your donations, we have achieved the following:

- 10 families have started their native chicken farms to strengthen family nutrition

- 4 families are growing their own vegetables in a healthier way without using toxic chemicals

- 10 families have started planting corn, which will help feed more people in their communities

- 2 families have improved their irrigation systems for orchards and agricultural plots

We see a lot of strength in these initiatives led by women and hope to expand this work to reach even more women.

Thank you for your valuable support.