𝗛𝗮𝘃𝗲 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗲𝗮𝘁𝗲𝗻? Is a very important question - one that shouldn't be swept under the carpet, especially when directed at the most vulnerable. Food. Food. Food. While food is a basic human need and right, millions around the world still struggle to access this basic human need. Behind the abundance seen in some parts of the world lies a deep inequality, one that calls for urgent attention, sustainable solutions, and collective action. @The Kairos Initiative is stepping into this gap with their sustainable solutions. Their mission is rooted in the belief that the journey to achieving #sdg2 begins with empowering communities through knowledge and practical solutions. One such solution is the #backyardsackfarming Project in Brishin Gandu, Bauchi - a simple yet amazing initiative helping families grow their own #food right at home. With just a few sacks, soil, and seeds, this project is transforming backyards into mini farms, providing households with access to fresh vegetables and a sense of #foodsecurity. The Kairos Initiative is already witnessing the impact: women in the community are now cultivating vegetables, feeding their families, building resilience, independence and food sustainability. The Kairos Initiative, a member organization of the Network is committed to address practical and basic needs of the disadvantaged vulnerable people, commissioned to make communities a better place for all with a special focus on women, children, and youths, whilst bringing awareness to their plight through their practical and sustainable interventions. Learn more about their interventions at: https://thekairosinitiative.org/about/