Our founder Joyce Kyalema started this venture after seeing that majority of rural women in her home village in Mityana district were growing pumpkins in plenty just for home consumption and feeding the rest to animals and the rest could rot from the gardens. Most of the women also had undernourished children and were often affected by a condition called stunting. These children often fell ill and under performed at school. So she came up with an idea of organizing these vulnerable women in rural areas to find alternative ways of increasing their household income, food security and nutritional values to reduce malnutrition among their children and the surrounding areas. In order to ensure sustainable improvement of the livelihoods of women and youth, she also started implementing skills building projects in various agricultural foods and vegetables value addition for women and youth job creation.  processing and also helping people improve their health.