Food security and Livelihood (FSL)

Our goal is to end hunger, improve nutrition, and support self-reliance through inclusive, market-based, and climate-adaptive solutions.

Our comprehensive Food Security and Livelihood (FSL) program provides both emergency support and long-term resilience solutions. In emergency contexts, we distribute crop kits, vegetable seeds, fishing kits, and farming tools to restore food production for displaced and vulnerable households. Where appropriate, we also implement cash transfers and food voucher programs to support food access while stimulating local markets.

Beyond immediate relief, CH promotes climate-smart agriculture, sustainable farming techniques, and vocational training to strengthen household resilience and reduce future vulnerability. We also invest in youth and women’s economic empowerment through vocational skills development and establishing and revitalizing Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSLAs).

Our Achievement in FSL

Over 266,000 individuals reached through FSL programs, improving food access and household resilience.

Distributed Life-Saving Agricultural Inputs to vulnerable households, including crop kits, vegetable seeds, fishing kits, and agricultural tools.
Promoted Climate-Resilient Agriculture by successfully piloting and promoting the cultivation of climate-adaptive crops, including rice, yams, cassava, bananas, and sweet potatoes.
Piloted rice farming in Unity State by establishing a 2-hectare demonstration farm and engaging lead farmers to cascade rice farmers at the household and community levels.
Enhanced Community Capacity and Market Access by training individuals on modern farming practices and vocational skills, and Facilitated Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSLAs).