Yearly Farm Project | Ryvanz-Mia Childcare Ghana

Yearly Farm Project

Sustainable farming that feeds children and funds childcare programs in Ghana

Ryvanz-Mia Childcare’s Yearly Farm Project strengthens food security and supports our children’s programs through practical, community-led farming. Every harvest helps us provide nutrition, education support, and care for vulnerable children.

✅ Food security ✅ Local livelihoods ✅ Childcare support
Green farm field representing sustainable agriculture and food security
Farm-to-Impact Grow • Harvest • Support Children

How the Yearly Farm Project Works

We plant, maintain, harvest, and reinvest—so the farm continuously supports children’s meals and childcare programs. Your support fuels inputs like seeds, tools, labor, irrigation, storage, and transport.

1) Inputs & Preparation

Seeds, soil prep, tools, irrigation planning, and farm labor support.

2) Cultivation

Planting, weeding, and best practices to improve yields and reduce waste.

3) Harvest & Storage

Harvesting, storage, and transport to support feeding and childcare programs.

4) Reinvest & Sustain

Proceeds and harvests are reinvested to keep the program running yearly.

Help us plant the next season.

Your gift supports seeds, fertilizer/organic inputs, tools, irrigation, labor, and storage.

What We Grow and Build

Replace these blocks with your real farm activities (maize, cassava, vegetables, poultry, snail farming, etc.). Add your photos when ready.

Staple crops

Maize & Staple Food Support

Feeding stability Yield improvement

Maize helps strengthen food security for our childcare programs and reduces the cost of feeding outreaches.

Food resilience

Cassava & Community Nutrition

Household support Storage/transport

Cassava supports long-term nutrition and helps families and children access reliable food resources.

New initiative

Snail Farming (Sustainability)

Income generation Scalable project

Snail farming can generate steady income to support childcare operations and fund school essentials.

School meals

Vegetable Garden & School Meals

Nutrition for learning Healthy growth

Fresh vegetables strengthen children’s diets and help improve energy, attendance, and classroom focus.

Livelihood

Poultry for Protein & Support

Protein access Income support

Poultry can improve nutrition and create income that helps cover urgent needs for vulnerable children.

Infrastructure

Storage, Tools & Irrigation

Reduce post-harvest loss Equipment

Stronger storage and tools protect harvests and help the farm support childcare programs consistently.

Where Your Farm Gift Goes

Adjust these allocations to your real budget. This block is designed to build trust with clear, simple breakdowns.

Seeds & Inputs
35%
Labor & Maintenance
25%
Irrigation / Tools
20%
Storage & Transport
15%
Monitoring / Reporting
5%
Transparency matters. We document farm activities, harvest outcomes, and how the project supports childcare programs.

Support sustainability that feeds children.

Your donation reduces recurring feeding costs and strengthens long-term program stability—so more children can be reached.

Farm Project FAQs

The goal is to strengthen food security and reduce the cost of feeding and childcare programs by producing staple foods and building sustainable income streams through farming initiatives.

Harvests can be used to support meals for children and program activities, and where appropriate, part of the yield or proceeds can be reinvested into the farm to sustain next-season planting and support program needs.

Yes. We share periodic updates such as planting, maintenance, harvest progress, and how the project supports childcare programs.

You can partner with tools/inputs, connect us with agricultural advisors, sponsor a child, or support education and nutrition programs.

Let’s plant hope—season after season.

Sustainable farming helps us serve children consistently and with dignity.

Next step

Support children through sustainability.

Donate to the farm project, sponsor a child, or explore programs that strengthen vulnerable children.

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