Anglican Missions works with households, communities, and local churches to improve nutrition and food security. Our work focuses on strengthening household food production and livelihoods, enabling families to grow enough nutritious food for their own needs and generate income through local markets. 

Partner with us to support sustainable food systems and livelihoods through your donation to our Food and Livelihoods programme.  

Providing food goes beyond just satisfying hunger- rather, it addresses the systemic inequalities of communities at the forefront of climate change. Communities that previously relied largely on subsistence farming are increasingly impacted by increased temperatures, rising sea levels, and extended periods of drought, resulting in lower yields. These pressures also reduce the nutrition and diversification of crops, placing pressure on health and wellbeing. 

Our work recognises these realities by supporting food production and livelihoods in ways that respect local preferences, while helping families adapt to changing conditions and maintain healthy diets.