My group, Permaculture Partners (PP) – running since 2020 – links with communities around the world to teach and implement nature-based thinking systems: that means, permaculture.
Using the core ethics of planetary care (first and foremost), people care and fair share, we all grow together, learning from each other, and creating a fairer and more connected world.
We work mainly with refugee‑led groups in some of the toughest places on Earth, offering practical training, expert connections and crowdfunding. The aim being that local people can design and run their own regenerative projects.
Due to demand by refugee communities, we have run sessions on topics as diverse as arts, photography and climate change, movie making and Canva for permaculturists. We go where the knowledge is needed. Where we don’t have the skills, we bring other experts to the table.
Our current focus is in East Africa, specifically Uganda and Kenya. Our groups establish community gardens, schools, skills development courses, and just about anything they’re passionate about. Our only prerequisite is that groups follow permaculture ethics and principles in their approach.
Excitingly, in recent months (early 2026) PP has linked up with Permaculture 4 Refugees to formalise Earth Restorer Hubs, led by either refugees or host communities! Read more about our Earth Restorer Hubs.