Are you passionate about farming, food sovereignty, or reconnecting with land-based knowledge? The Canadian Black Farmers Association (CBFA) is offering a hands-on mentorship and volunteer opportunity for individuals interested in learning practical farming skills while supporting Black, African, and Caribbean (BAC) food security initiatives in British Columbia.
Program Locations
- CBFA Surrey Farm – Surrey, BC
- Kara-Kata Africa Village Farm – Mission, BC
Program Overview
This immersive program offers participants real-world training in:
- Cultural crop cultivation (such as okra, callaloo, and African eggplant)
- Goat care and animal husbandry
- Sustainable farm practices and land stewardship
- Participants will work approximately 10 hours per week, with a regular schedule that includes goat care responsibilities and seasonal agricultural tasks.
Key Details
Start Date: Immediate
Duration: Ongoing
Commitment: ~10 hours/week
Cost: Free to participate
Compensation: This is an unpaid volunteer opportunity
Learn From a Legacy
This program is led by the founder of the Canadian Black Farmers Association, a pioneering Black farmer with over 23 years of farming experience in Canada. As a participant, you’ll gain rare, hands-on mentorship from someone deeply committed to agricultural education, food justice, and community empowerment.
Ready to Get Started
To apply or learn more, please email us at info@canadianblackfarmers.ca. Spaces are limited and filled on a rolling basis—apply early to secure your spot!
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