S.A.L.V.E. International Permaculture Farm: Empowering Children Through Sustainable Agriculture

 
S.A.L.V.E. International
What is Permaculture?
 
What is Permaculture?
 
Permaculture is a type of
agricultural practice
 
Lets test your agricultural knowledge….
What fruit/vegetable is being grown in the
following pictures
 
 
 
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Mango
 
 
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Maise
 
 
 
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Aubergine/
Egg plant
 
 
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Potatoes
 
 
 
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Matoke (a
savoury type
of banana)
These and many other fruit/vegetables
and animals are grown/kept on our farm
 
S.A.L.V.E. International is a charity
that is working to eliminate child
homelessness in Uganda.  The
charity aims to resettle street
connected children with their
families.
 
This photo was taken on the permaculture farm
that is owned and run by S.A.L.V.E.   
Why does a
homeless charity run a farm?
 
Hint: There’s more than one answer to this
 
Permaculture at S.A.L.V.E.
 
The farm is used to educate the children staying at S.A.L.V.E.’s
halfway home and drug rehabilitation centres
Children learn 
new skills 
which help them to be valued and
accepted when they return to their families
This helps them 
overcome some of the stigma
 they face after
living on the streets
This helps ensure that resettling is a 
sustainable solution 
and
the child doesn’t return to the streets
Permaculture method involves 
making the most of the
resources you have available
 to you
The 
produce produced on the farm is used to feed the children
staying at the Halfway Homes/Drug Rehab centre
 
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXTX
NSWOAqQ
 (older children)
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5dah
yWSu0o
 
Worksheet
 
Now its time to find out a bit about
Permaculture.  Fill in the gaps on the
worksheet to find out how permaculture
works.
 
Answers to the worksheet ‘fill
in the gaps’ activity
 
Permaculture teaches 
sustainable
 farming
methods that are vital for a world with an
increasing
 population and changing 
climate
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The technique is based on using the 
resources
you have in the best possible way.  It aims to
minimise
 waste, human 
labour 
and energy use.
Some important parts of permaculture are
planning 
how best to use the land available,
considering how to best collect and use 
water
and thinking about how to control pests without
using 
chemicals
.
 
At our farm we grow lots of things including:
Matoke
Mangoes
Garlic
Aubergine
Tomatoes
Herbs
Potatoes
 
We also raise animals, particularly:
Goats
Chickens
 
Lucky’s Story
 
Read Lucky’s story in groups.  Use the
highlighters to show the following
 
Why Lucky ended up living on the streets
How S.A.L.V.E. staff worked with him while he lived on
the streets
What residential care was available for Lucky at
S.A.L.V.E
.
What he learnt through permaculture lessons
 
*We normally call children who live on or spend most of
their time on the streets ‘street connected’ children*
 
Case study
Lucky’s Story
 
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Group 1: Why Lucky ended up living on the streets
Group 2: How S.A.L.V.E. staff worked with him while he
lived on the streets
Group 3: What residential care was available for Lucky
at S.A.L.V.E
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Group 4: What he learnt through permaculture lessons
 
Can any other groups add any interesting
insights into Lucky’s story?
Case study
 
Keyword match up
 
Draw lines from the keywords on the left to the
definitions on the right.
 
Permaculture and Climate
Change
 
What is COP28? Where is it
being held?
 
COP28 is….
 
The United Nations annual climate change conference
It’s being held in Dubai, UAE, 30 November – 12
December 2023
 
Heads of state, ministers, climate activists and
business leaders will gather to discuss and to agree
on actions on many things including:
Reducing greenhouse gas emissions
Building resilience to and adapting to the impacts of
climate change
Financing climate action in developing countries
Resilience
 = the ability to recover quickly from a
difficulty
Financing 
= providing the money for something
COP28
 
Permaculture is brilliant at doing the following
Reducing greenhouse gas emissions
Building resilience to and adapting to the impacts of climate
change
 
Therefore, we want Permaculture to be more widely used and
understood.
 
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Climate Change and
Permaculture
Delegates = the representatives who attend a conference
 
It’s good to use some
persuasive writing techniques
when writing a letter like
this….can you think of any
examples of techniques?
Key Term Bingo
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 the table then 
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 terms from the table and
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Alliteration
Fact
Rhetorical question
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Repetition
Persuasive writing techniques are useful when
writing a letter.
Look at the letter written by the climate
coalition to Boris Johnson when he was Prime
Minister for COP27.
 
In your groups
annotate
 all the
ways the group
uses 
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writing 
techniques
 
Personal pronouns
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Here are some examples of persuasive
techniques from the letter…. You might have
found more examples.
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globe. They’re caused by human-made emissions and the destruction of
nature, and they’re devastating lives here and across the world.
The damage we’re doing to rainforests, oceans and our own countryside
means there are some sights our grandchildren will never see and some
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Superlative
 
Rhetorical Question
 
Now it’s your turn…
 
Read through the article entitled ‘Learning lifelong
skills’
 
In your groups: Note down 3 information points from
the text about permaculture or about this particular
case study.  Try to use a persuasive writing technique
for each point.
 
 
Case study
 
Now it’s your turn…
 
Read through the article entitled ‘Learning lifelong
skills’
 
In your groups: Note down 
3 information points 
from
the text about permaculture or about this particular
case study.  Try to use 
a persuasive writing technique
for each point.
 
 
Case study
Now it’s your turn…
Read through the article entitled ‘Learning lifelong
skills’
In your groups: Note down 
3 information points 
from
the text about permaculture or about this particular
case study.  Try to use 
a persuasive writing technique
for each point.
Case study
 
Let’s feed back
Let’s recap the keywords
 
We need a volunteer…..
 
You have 1 min to describe as many key words
as possible
 
You can’t use the keyword or any derivatives
of it in your description
 
Permaculture, Climate
Change and COP28
 
Let's see what you’ve learnt
 
Thumbs up = true
 
Thumbs down = false
 
 
Permaculture is a form of farming where only
vegetables are grown
 
 
Permaculture is a form of farming where only
vegetables are grown
 
 
S.A.L.V.E. International runs a permaculture
farm and teaches permaculture techniques to
street connected children in Uganda
 
 
S.A.L.V.E. International runs a permaculture
farm and teaches permaculture techniques to
street connected children in Uganda
 
 
Permaculture involves minimizing waste, human
labour and energy use
 
 
Permaculture involves minimizing waste, human
labour and energy use
 
 
Lucky was given seeds, a water butt and 3
chickens by S.A.L.V.E. to take home to his village
when he returned to live with his mother
 
Lucky was given seeds, a water butt and 3
chickens by S.A.L.V.E. to take home to his village
when he returned to live with his mother
 
Permaculture relies on using
available local materials and
growing crops/caring for
animals that are best suited to
the local area and condition,
rather than trying to grow/keep
standard plants/animals
 
 
Permaculture is brilliant at doing the
following:
Reducing greenhouse gas emissions
Making farmers rich
 
Permaculture is brilliant at doing
the following:
Reducing greenhouse gas
emissions
Building resilience to and
adapting to the impacts of climate
change
It can also produce an income
for farmers or can be used to
produce food for families
 
 
Permaculture requires little skill that’s why we
taught it to Sam and children like him
 
Permaculture requires little skill that’s why we
taught it to Sam and children like him
 
The more skills permaculture
farmers have the better the
results they produce
 
 
Pests are controlled without using chemicals
 
Pests are controlled without using chemicals
Lots of different methods are used to
control pests including:
Using/encouraging animal predators like
frogs, lizards and ducks
Attracting beneficial insects
Growing plants that attract pests away
from the crops
Barriers and manual methods – like hand
picking snails
COP28 is….
The United Nations annual climate change
conference
It’s being held in Dubai, UAE, 30 November – 12
December 2023
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What is missing/wrong with this letter
format?
 
 
You have 2
mins to
discuss with
the person
next to you
How to layout a formal
letter
What sort of ideas
should each
paragraph contain?
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Paragraph 1 Explain why you
are writing the letter
Add more detail. Add information about
successful case studies here.
Summarise your main points for
writing the letter
Your letter must cover the following:
What permaculture is
How and why S.A.L.V.E. uses permaculture to
help street-connected children
 Why permaculture should be encouraged by
the UN
The letter should be 1 A4 sheet long
Now discuss with the person next to
you what main points you want to
include in your letter to the United
Nations.  Be ready to feed back 3
points each. You have 5mins
 
Use the letter template to plan out your letter
 
Complete the planning sheet –
you will use this to complete
your letter for homework
 
It is likely that the Prime Minister
Liz Truss will attend Cop 27 so
address your letter to her.
 
Homework
 
Write out your letter
 in full on a new sheet of paper
ready for next lesson.
 
You can use the 
S.A.L.V.E website/COP28 website 
to
help you and any other 
reliable resources 
you can find.
 
Both webpage addresses can be found on your
planning sheet
.  TAKE THIS HOME WITH YOU TO HELP
YOU STRUCTURE YOUR LETTER.
 
We will be sending our letters next lesson!
 
 
 
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S.A.L.V.E. International, a charity in Uganda, operates a permaculture farm to educate street-connected children, providing them with skills and resources for sustainable living. By utilizing the farm's produce to feed children in halfway homes and drug rehabilitation centers, the charity aims to combat child homelessness effectively and ensure a brighter future for these youth.


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  1. S.A.L.V.E. International What is Permaculture?

  2. What is Permaculture?

  3. Permaculture is a type of agricultural practice Lets test your agricultural knowledge . What fruit/vegetable is being grown in the following pictures

  4. 1

  5. Mango

  6. 2

  7. Maise

  8. 3

  9. Aubergine/ Egg plant

  10. 4

  11. Potatoes

  12. 5

  13. Matoke (a savoury type of banana) These and many other fruit/vegetables and animals are grown/kept on our farm

  14. S.A.L.V.E. International is a charity that is working to eliminate child homelessness in Uganda. The charity aims to resettle street connected children with their families. This photo was taken on the permaculture farm that is owned and run by S.A.L.V.E. Why does a homeless charity run a farm? Hint: There s more than one answer to this

  15. Permaculture at S.A.L.V.E. The farm is used to educate the children staying at S.A.L.V.E. s halfway home and drug rehabilitation centres Children learn new skills which help them to be valued and accepted when they return to their families This helps them overcome some of the stigma they face after living on the streets This helps ensure that resettling is a sustainable solution and the child doesn t return to the streets Permaculture method involves making the most of the resources you have available to you The produce produced on the farm is used to feed the children staying at the Halfway Homes/Drug Rehab centre

  16. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXTX NSWOAqQ (older children) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5dah yWSu0o

  17. Worksheet Now its time to find out a bit about Permaculture. Fill in the gaps on the worksheet to find out how permaculture works.

  18. Answers to the worksheet fill in the gaps activity Permaculture teaches sustainable farming methods that are vital for a world with an increasing population and changing climate. The technique is based on using the resources you have in the best possible way. It aims to minimise waste, human labour and energy use. Some important parts of permaculture are planning how best to use the land available, considering how to best collect and use water and thinking about how to control pests without using chemicals.

  19. At our farm we grow lots of things including: Matoke Mangoes Garlic Aubergine Tomatoes Herbs Potatoes We also raise animals, particularly: Goats Chickens

  20. Luckys Story Read Lucky s story in groups. Use the highlighters to show the following Why Lucky ended up living on the streets How S.A.L.V.E. staff worked with him while he lived on the streets What residential care was available for Lucky at S.A.L.V.E. What he learnt through permaculture lessons *We normally call children who live on or spend most of their time on the streets street connected children*

  21. Luckys Story Let s feedback! Group 1: Why Lucky ended up living on the streets Group 2: How S.A.L.V.E. staff worked with him while he lived on the streets Group 3: What residential care was available for Lucky at S.A.L.V.E. Group 4: What he learnt through permaculture lessons Can any other groups add any interesting insights into Lucky s story?

  22. Keyword match up Draw lines from the keywords on the left to the definitions on the right.

  23. Permaculture and Climate Change

  24. What is COP28? Where is it being held?

  25. COP28 is. The United Nations annual climate change conference It s being held in Dubai, UAE, 30 November 12 December 2023

  26. COP28 Heads of state, ministers, climate activists and business leaders will gather to discuss and to agree on actions on many things including: Reducing greenhouse gas emissions Building resilience to and adapting to the impacts of climate change Financing climate action in developing countries Resilience = the ability to recover quickly from a difficulty Financing = providing the money for something

  27. Climate Change and Permaculture Permaculture is brilliant at doing the following Reducing greenhouse gas emissions Building resilience to and adapting to the impacts of climate change Therefore, we want Permaculture to be more widely used and understood. Your task is therefore to write a letter to the COP28 delegates to explain why permaculture should be promoted in farming Delegates = the representatives who attend a conference

  28. Its good to use some persuasive writing techniques when writing a letter like this .can you think of any examples of techniques?

  29. Key Term Bingo Copy the table then choose 6 terms from the table and randomly put them in your table. Statistics Anecdote Hyperbole Personal pronouns Power of three Superlative Oxymoron Alliteration Fact Rhetorical question Repetition Emotive Language

  30. Persuasive writing techniques are useful when writing a letter. Look at the letter written by the climate coalition to Boris Johnson when he was Prime Minister for COP27. In your groups annotate all the ways the group uses persuasive writing techniques

  31. Here are some examples of persuasive techniques from the letter . You might have found more examples. Personal pronouns (used throughout the poem) Prime Minister, This is your chance to leave an historic legacy. Wild weather, raging fires, deadly floods and rising seas are sweeping the globe. They re caused by human-made emissions and the destruction of nature, and they re devastating lives here and across the world. The damage we re doing to rainforests, oceans and our own countryside means there are some sights our grandchildren will never see and some cultures that will be lost forever. Lives and livelihoods are already being torn apart in communities on the frontlines of the crisis. Lots of examples of emotive language

  32. Statistic this linked to a YouGov tracker result on the original website The public s concern about climate change has reached an all-time high [1]. We expect you to protect our future.Your success or failure will be written about in the history books. You could be remembered for agreeing a global plan to cut emissions to stop the world heating by more than 1.5 , and leading by example in the UK by drawing the fossil fuel era to a close. You could be remembered for leading global commitments to restore and protect nature in the next decade, and leading by example in the UK by building back our woodland and peatlands that capture carbon and slow down climate change. You could be remembered for ensuring there is financial support to meet the scale of the impacts faced by the people and communities most affected by climate change globally, and leading by example in the UK by investing to create new green jobs. Power of 3

  33. Superlative Failing to face the biggest existential threat since World War II will be no legacy at all. Will you deliver an historic climate deal that respects the contract between this generation and the next? Yours sincerely, The Climate Coalition, representing 22 million people across the UK Rhetorical Question

  34. Now its your turn Read through the article entitled Learning lifelong skills In your groups: Note down 3 information points from the text about permaculture or about this particular case study. Try to use a persuasive writing technique for each point.

  35. Now its your turn Read through the article entitled Learning lifelong skills In your groups: Note down 3 information points from the text about permaculture or about this particular case study. Try to use a persuasive writing technique for each point.

  36. Now its your turn Read through the article entitled Learning lifelong skills In your groups: Note down 3 information points from the text about permaculture or about this particular case study. Try to use a persuasive writing technique for each point. Let s feed back

  37. Lets recap the keywords We need a volunteer .. You have 1 min to describe as many key words as possible You can t use the keyword or any derivatives of it in your description

  38. Permaculture, Climate Change and COP28

  39. Let's see what youve learnt Thumbs up = true Thumbs down = false

  40. Permaculture is a form of farming where only vegetables are grown

  41. Permaculture is a form of farming where only vegetables are grown

  42. S.A.L.V.E. International runs a permaculture farm and teaches permaculture techniques to street connected children in Uganda

  43. S.A.L.V.E. International runs a permaculture farm and teaches permaculture techniques to street connected children in Uganda

  44. Permaculture involves minimizing waste, human labour and energy use

  45. Permaculture involves minimizing waste, human labour and energy use

  46. Lucky was given seeds, a water butt and 3 chickens by S.A.L.V.E. to take home to his village when he returned to live with his mother

  47. Lucky was given seeds, a water butt and 3 chickens by S.A.L.V.E. to take home to his village when he returned to live with his mother Permaculture relies on using available local materials and growing crops/caring for animals that are best suited to the local area and condition, rather than trying to grow/keep standard plants/animals

  48. Permaculture is brilliant at doing the following: Reducing greenhouse gas emissions Making farmers rich

  49. Permaculture is brilliant at doing the following: Reducing greenhouse gas emissions Building resilience to and adapting to the impacts of climate change It can also produce an income for farmers or can be used to produce food for families

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