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Socially displaced residents in San Fernando are now receiving training in hydroponics and aquaponics through a new food production system installed at the Court Shamrock Home for Socially Displaced people.
The project, valued at $150,000, was funded by Shell Trinidad and Tobago and the Digicel Foundation through their EPIC (Extraordinary Projects Impacting Communities) initiative.
The system, which combines drip-to-waste and natural farming methods, will supply fresh produce to Court Shamrock while serving as both a training ground and therapeutic tool for the residents.
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