Siyakhana Food Garden - a model to address food insecurity in Southern Africa

Thank You!

We would like to acknowledge the following organisations which have helped us move towards the realisation of our vision:

Siyakhana Sponsors

National Development Agency
BHP-Billiton Foundation
Massmart
Discovery Health

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Get Involved with Siyakhana to Improve Health and Promote Sustainability in South Africa

Sustainable Urban Agriculture Siyakhana means "building one another". At the Siyakhana Initiative we are committed to improving health and increasing the healthfulness of the urban environment, but we can't do it alone. To achieve our vision we seek partners with a range of interests and skills.

If you would like to donate your time to help achieve the health promotion and sustainability goals of Siyakhana we would like to hear from you.

Volunteer

The success of the project can largely be attributed to the many dedicated volunteers who have so willingly given of their time, skills and expertise. If you are a hands-on person who would like to contribute your sweat equity and gain practical experience with food gardening and natural building, you are welcome to assist us with ongoing work.

Sponsor Us

Consider becoming a sponsor of Siyakhana! Siyakhana exists today because of generous sponsorship from organisations and individuals like you. If you are interested in supporting our work we welcome your sponsorship.

To find out how to sponsor us, please email info@siyakhana.org.

Research Opportunities

The Siyakhana Project is closely linked to WITS university and works with a variety of departments and scientific disciplines.The holistic nature of our project provides many specialised research opportunities, and we welcome researchers who would like to expand our knowledge on the subjects of sustainability, urban agriculture and health promotion.

If you are interested in any aspect of the Siyakhana project, please contact Michael Rudolph or Florian Kroll to discuss your research interests.