What began as a small area surrounding “Um Hassan” Farm has grown into a productive home farm, providing food for the family and creating new opportunities to improve their livelihood.
Through the Home Gardens Support activity, implemented under the Strengthening Resilience and Recovery for Returnees and Host Communities in Sharq Al Neel Locality project by Sadagaat Charity Organization with support from UNDP Sudan, the family received the support needed to develop their farm. This included the provision of a water tank, a water pump, and fencing, creating the conditions for sustainable agricultural production.
Today, the farm produces a variety of crops, with plans to expand cultivation in the coming seasons. The family also benefited from training workshops on food processing, learning how to produce jams, dry vegetables, and package agricultural products using safe and hygienic practices, helping add value to their harvest.
The story of “Um Hassan & Wajan” Farm reflects the impact the activity strives to achieve. By supporting home gardens, the project goes beyond increasing agricultural production—it strengthens food security, improves livelihoods, and empowers families to become more self-reliant and resilient.
