More Than a Garden — A System for Resilience
The Unami Project operates at the intersection of child welfare and climate-smart agriculture, transforming care points into community-powered learning hubs.
Our model serves two critical purposes:
Restoring Nutrition for Vulnerable Children
As funding pressures grow, feeding programmes often prioritise full stomachs over balanced nutrition. We are changing that — integrating fresh, diverse, climate-resilient crops to support healthier childhood development.
Building Skills for Household Resilience
Each hub functions as a hands-on classroom where community members learn how to grow food in small urban spaces using low-cost, low-tech methods. By lowering barriers to entry, we empower families to reduce food expenses and strengthen their independence.
We don’t just build infrastructure — we build capacity, ownership, and community.
What We Promote:
- Climate-Resilient Growing Techniques
- Small-Space & Urban Food Production
- Community-Led Skill Sharing
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