Seed of Life (SoL) is a farmer-led movement founded in 2022 to end hunger through community farming, school gardens, and farmer training in Kori Chiefdom, Moyamba District.
We combine traditional farming knowledge with regenerative practices to deliver practical, measurable results across food production, education, and livelihoods.
Operating farms in Kangahun Yelleh producing rice, corn, cassava, groundnuts and cocoa — with plans to scale to 20 acres.
Hands-on gardening programs in schools teach children practical skills and improve nutrition.
Farmer field schools and women’s empowerment sessions on improved seeds, tools, and post-harvest practices.
Seed of Life’s interventions are already delivering results through farmer training, tool distribution, and community engagement.
In Taiama and surrounding villages, families were facing daily hunger. Founded by Daniel Josiah in 2022 after witnessing children go hungry, Seed of Life started with a small plot and four volunteers. Today, we mobilize farmers, schools, and youth to grow nutritious food and build resilient livelihoods.
Support our work through donations, partnerships, or volunteering. Your contribution helps us buy seeds, tools, and provide training that directly impacts families and schools.
Address: Kangahun Yelleh Village, Kori Chiefdom, Moyamba District, Sierra Leone
Email: info@seedoflifefarms.org
Phone: +232 XXX XXXX
Key Contacts:
HR: [Name] | Project Coordinator: [Name] | Project Consultant: [Name] | Writer: yayahbarrie86@gmail.com
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Encouraging a system of entrepreneurship is one way villagers can gain independence and overcome hunger and poverty. Programs that empower the villagers (especially the youth) through leadership and accountability, help foster a feeling of selflessness and responsibility to their family and community members. By teaching the value of working together for a common goal, we can instill a sense of pride and ownership in the next generation.
When it comes to ending hunger and poverty, there is no silver bullet. Understanding the importance of hard work and perseverance is a factor in helping people to see a way out of the cycle of poverty and hunger. In turn, they will be more likely to take care of their land and resources, and pass down these values to their own children. Only then can we hope to achieve a lasting peace and prosperity in the world. It won't be easy, but if we can help villagers take control of their own destiny, we can begin to see a continent and world where everyone has enough to eat.