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62 graduate from Farm-Able Project

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The Farm-Able Livelihoods Project for Persons with Disabilities was completed last Friday. The project was funded by Scotiabank and the Barbados Environmental Conservation Trust. The second phase will look at entrepreneurship and creating job opportunities for those who are seeking to be independent food producers in the local agriculture market.

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62 graduate from Farm-Able Project

Senior Agricultural Officer in the Ministry of Agriculture, Michael James, believes the conclusion of The Farm-Able Livelihoods Project for Persons with Disabilities proves that being disabled does not affect one’s ability to contribute to their nation. He was speaking at the graduation ceremony for the project which took place at the Derrick Smith School & Vocational Centre last Friday. “What this project has brought out is the fact that disabil

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