DIG improves the nutrition and livelihoods of uniquely vulnerable communities by planting restorative gardens that grow health, wealth, and a sense of belonging.
DIG's Priority Household program works specifically with children under 5 who have been diagnosed as malnourished. Watch how DIG works with families to create gardens that ensure their children grow and thrive.
DIGs adaptive programs meet farmers where they are. Listen to Rose Odoyo's story of how DIG helped her develop an organic vegetable business that would not only provide her with a steady income, but would enable her to feed her family and the broader community.
DIG prioritizes uniquely vulnerable populations that are often left out of other development opportunities. The Batwa, and People Living with Disability in Uganda are some of the most vulnerable groups we serve. See how we've adapted our program to restore health, wealth, and a sense of belonging.
DIG has partnered with over 50,000 farmers to develop 110 projects across 8 African countries. You can learn more about where we are and where we have been by exploring the map.
Current Projects
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We believe access to nutritious food is a basic human right and can be life-saving.
With your support we can grow our capacity to equip uniquely vulnerable families with the skills and experience to meet their own needs and improve their well-being through gardening.