Life in… Tonahi Nara Village, India
Emily is helping her community grow more food
International Women's Day 2017
This March, International Women’s Day are asking you to take action to promote gender equality and #BeBoldForChange.
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Spotlight on Jo’s visit to Malawi
Women living in poverty are tackling hunger, thanks to Curry for Change 2016.
In Tarimar - a remote village in India - Mahetrin leads a local Women’s Group.
Every month the group meets, and each of its 12 members contribute 50 Rupees (58p) to a group savings account. Each member then has the chance to take out a loan, allowing them to invest in the tools they need to earn an income and grow more food.
In receiving this loan, the women are being given an opportunity. For the first time they are able to shape their own futures and together, take action together to combat hunger and poverty.
Farmers in Malawi are coming together in the face of adversity
Malawians are currently suffering the effects of El Niño – a complex weather phenomenon that brings severe drought, and with it, crop failure and hunger.
On 12th April 2016, the Malawian government declared a national state of disaster.
But thanks to your support, the farmers that Find Your Feet work with are now able to prepare for and endure unpredictable weather conditions.