About Us
Siyoyisile Indlala Community Farm and Projects, situated at Faranani Primary School in Protea Glen, is a poverty alleviation program committed to empowering impoverished community members through skill-building initiatives and material support. Utilizing mixed farming techniques, the organization grows a variety of vegetables and raises livestock while employing innovative "deep trenching" methods for organic waste decomposition, resulting in nutrient-rich soil fertilizer. Siyoyisile Indlala Farm sells the harvested produce within the community, feeding both training participants and farm workers, and also produces Concentrated Liquid Fertilizer (CLF) from organic waste for sale to nearby farms.
The organization enhance its operations by focusing on training, upskilling, waste and water management efficiency, and exploring innovative agricultural practices. They have established an agricultural school to provide essential skills and certification for individuals interested in pursuing opportunities in agriculture. In the near future we aim to improved compost production technologies, research into the chemical composition of CLFs, and the implementation of short learning courses such as Agri-preneurship, Composting, and Introduction to Biogas.
The organization has also made huge strides towards driving sustainable agricultural practices for community farming in the country. In terms of waste management, the farm leverages on food wastes and animal excretions as manure for organic farming. In terms of research and innovation, the farm is investigating the extraction of concentrated liquid fertilizers (CLF) from various wastes.
To initiate and implement programmmess aimed at providing comprehensive support to orphans, vulnerable children to improve their standard of living which will help them regain their self worth and esteem also considering terminally sick people due to HIV/AIDS and the poverty striken communities to have a full access of govermental resources and service not directly offered to them.
Is to provide psyco-social support services to the women and families who have been affected GBV and affected and infected by HIV/AIDS pandemic and reduce vulnerability amongst the community through various programmes that will improve their socio-economic status.
- To help reduce the level of vulnerability amongst our community.
- To provide nutritional and material support to our beneficiaries.
- To alleviate poverty through offering skills programs to underprivileged community members.
- To provide healthy and safe life style amongst the community.
- To encourage and monitor adherence amongst those on medication treatment.