A 12 month project funded by the British Council through a Gender Ecologies Arts award, teaching permaculture through kitchen gardening to female agricultural workers in Southern Pakistan to increase resilience in the face if a changing climate.

Partnering with the grassroots organisation SamaGaza inside Jerash Camp.

Alongside my work at Adrian’s Croft, I also support community-based learning with women living in and around Jerash Refugee Camp.
This work is rooted in permaculture thinking and social cooperation, and focuses on shared learning, practical skills, and long-term relationships rather than one-off interventions.
Returning matters. Trust and learning grow through continuity, listening, and care.
I fund this work independently, and at times raise support to help cover the practical costs of returning — including travel, translation, materials, and time.
If you would like to learn more or support this work, details are shared here Permaculture Education for Palestinian Refugees in Jerash Camp