Hand for Hope-Agriculture Activities.

Our work has been innovative in inspiring young people around Liberia with the minimum resources we obtain. We believed the best way in which we can offer assistance to the poor is to lead the potential ones into a sustainable empowerment, especially agriculture venture. It is realistic that many of the young people we work in Liberia are uneducated, but we provide the few who are little bit letter with the training while the others become apprentice to the agriculture venture through our support. 

 The work of Guardian Care started through sponsorship program toward kids and widows, but we gradually develop new strategies in Our Projects as we started extending, and meeting more people who are in need of aid.  We believed donating food to villages, children, school, towns, youth and women etc without producing food was something unsustainable and at such the future of these villagers, youth, women and their Children could be at risk after we leave with our untenable aid.

 From this judgment we understand the poor especially, The Villages, Youth, and Women in need can become Self supporters and earners when they are facilitated into farming activities.We launched the Hand For Hope Program, which is Specially designed to Undertake project forcing on Sustainable development.

 Guardian Care started Encouraging Young people in the farming venture under our Hands For Hop Program.  We donate Vegetable crops, and give input to Young people and many of was success in making some earning for themselves. Growing Crops In Liberia is something that has a very big advantage due to the available has. Especially In Bomi County and Rivercess, there is Lot of Available land that Young people can get started with a farming venture Like this. Our farming venture is securing women youth and their family, and from this Project under the hand For Hope, all of them who was successful in the crop growing to harvest are able to get food, some of them are able to send their Kids to school and get to pay their house rent, and be able to buy Safe drinking water for their home.

 Corn and sweet potatoes are expensive crops in Liberia, especially for the potatoes Liberian do not actually depend on the potatoes alone, we eat both the grain (leaves) and the sweet potatoes. One could earn about 40USD a Month From a 20ftX20ft Flat beg of sweet Photos garden like this depending on harvest ever two weeks.  The sweet potoes are fast growing especially the leaves.