Seeds for a Future Resources
From its inception, Seeds for a Future prioritized creating a food security and health education Program that's sustainable and replicable.
A long-term solution for lifting the current generation to new levels of health and wellness while laying the foundational seeds for the generations to come.
“Seeds for a Future provides knowledge and training for creating food security and better health anywhere.”
Below, we’re sharing some background resources to demonstrate how the Program works for its participants and to assist others who desire to create a similar program.
The program provides rural families in Guatemala (and around the world) with the training and skills to live healthier, self-reliant lives with more opportunities. If you have questions about any of our resources, please contact us.
Seeds for a Future and the First 1,000 Days Training
Proper nutrition is vital for the mother during pregnancy and for the first two years of a child's life (1,000 days).
Learn more about Seeds for a Future's critical 1,000 Day training to avoid stunting in children in the PDF below.
On the "How the Program Works" page of this website, we outlined the core elements of the Seeds Program.
This PDF is an overview of the Seeds Program and how it works to establish long-term food security and better health.
Permaculture Systems and Designs
This PDF analyzes the permaculture systems and designs used by the Seeds for a Future Program and taught to the Program's participants.
A Community Development Model for Sustainable Food Security
An overview of a Seed's Integrated Rural Development Project, benefitting families and numerous communities along the central-western coastal region of Guatemala.
Program Testimonials
Hear from participants of the Seeds for a Future Program and how it’s changing their lives.
In addition to the participants, you’ll also hear from University Faculty associated with the Seeds for a Future Program.
The INCAP Research Study
During 2014 – 2017, the Institute for Nutrition of Central America and Panama (INCAP) scientifically documented Seeds for a Future’s Integrated Program, and its positive health impacts for the Program’s participants.
Rabbit Breeding Handbook
This handbook is an example of the materials provided to the Seeds field team members.
The materials are used in the field with program participants and serve to help communicate sustainable methods and practices for food and animal production.
Videos
Seeds for a Future has uploaded a wide range of videos demonstrating the Seeds Program in action, and interviews with Program participants and field team members.
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