Transition Year students were introduced to the world of Self Help Africa during a workshop presented to them by a team member of this organisation, Arran Tower. The main focus of this workshop was Two ways of looking at Africa.”

SELF HELP AFRICA

Self Help Africa is dedicated to ending hunger and poverty in rural Africa.

250 million people in Africa, farmers and their families, suffer hunger and malnutrition, struggling in extreme rural poverty without enough food; left behind by rising economic growth.

Self Help Africa is a leading international development charity with an expertise in small-scale farming and growing family-farm businesses. We are motivated by injustice, by our expertise in small-scale agriculture and family-farm business, and the opportunity we have to help small farmers change the lives of their families.